Stripping Paint off Wheels.
Whats the easiest wasy to strip paint off of wheels? The aircraft paint stripper isnt cutting it. (spray on) The wheels were sprayed with automotive paint and clear btw, not rattle can spray paint. thanks.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by syvikraicer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">try using the paste version of aircraft stripper and not the spray on.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah yeah that is what i assumed he used. if not, get the paste stuff!
yeah yeah that is what i assumed he used. if not, get the paste stuff!
thanks. i kept trying with the spray on, and its slowly working (with multiple applications though)
another question, would it be safe for me to just sand , primer, sand, then paint over the existing paint?
another question, would it be safe for me to just sand , primer, sand, then paint over the existing paint?
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i use dad's paint remover purchased @ kmart. very very strong stuffi use it on valve covers, on wheels, anything and eveyrthing. i highly recomed a good supply of latex gloves and a bucket of water. it'll burn through the latex gloves after a few seconds and u don't want that **** on ur hands.
i use dad's paint remover purchased @ kmart. very very strong stuffi use it on valve covers, on wheels, anything and eveyrthing. i highly recomed a good supply of latex gloves and a bucket of water. it'll burn through the latex gloves after a few seconds and u don't want that **** on ur hands.
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