i got some rear speaker panels for my eg hatch. they were painted silver and i cant get the paint off them

i've tried paint thinner and 2 kinds off goof off any other suggestions

 

this is going to sound "batshit" crazy, but try brake fluid. i read somewhere that model car builders use it because it won't hurt the plastic.

worked great on my nightshaded taillights

 

brake cleaner or fluid?

~kevin

 

just a suggestion. you could just repaint them to match your existing interior with SEM interior paint.

 

i was gonna get that but the paints chipping and bubbling in some spots and i cant get much off i dont want it to be all uneven

 

yes brake fluid might need to soak and use a brush but it can be done

 

Nail polish remover worked for my parents car,also furniture stripper.Both worked well.Wax on/off with the stripper though it will damage the panel if left for any amount of time.Father used a toothbrush with the stripper.As for the nail polish remover,get one low in acetone it will take it off plastics like your console and what not for PASS TIME..

 

Get aircraft remover or whatever its called got paint off a ton of interior parts in a crx and didn't hurt plastic original color (black) even a complete center console! They were all red too! Lol

 

^Aircraft stripper...might hurt the plastics...I just used it on some fairings for a yamaha r6 and it messed up the plastic...not dramatically but enough to where it was more work than help.

EASY OFF OVEN CLEANER!!!! I'm suprised nobody has mentioned it...it's one of the most useful de-ricing tools for interior panels.

 

aircraft remover rofl

 

they do make paint remover for plastics in spraybomb form... not sure how good it is, but it does exist.

 

See I have a plastic well polyurethane lip and the guy who previously painted it did a bad job it's chipping in so many areas! And I'm in the same situation I want to paint it but can't seem to find a way to get the paint off! But havent tried brake fluid! What do u guys think

 

Ha..... that is funny. De-ricing