So I picked up a used OEM JDM ITR front lip.. it arrived in extra crappy condition. The paint is cracked, and scratched. Just horrible.. So I went to a automotive paint supply store and picked up a can aersol bumper paint stripper.. it did a good job removing the blue base coat BUT now i'm down to a brown/yellowish coat (maybe primer) that the stripper have a hard time cutting through. I would just leave it, scuff it and paint but there are cracks/missing pieces on this coat as well.. SO whats the best way of getting it ready for paint?

I hear its not a good idea to use sand paper since it would scar the urethane.. so what are my options?

THANKS

 

bizzump

nobody?

 

try to put break fluid on it and let it sit for a bit.

 

use "aircraft stripper" its awesome, you can get it at like advance auto or pep boys/ autozone....

 

Thanks for the reply guys.. but i'm still looking for another option.. i hear the aircraft stripper might be too strong and end up eating away at the urethane.. it would be my last resort..

 

I have no idea how my suggestion will apply to Urethane but, Easy-Off oven cleaner in the YELLOW CAN (heavy duty). I use it to strip paint off plastic.