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What would be the best method of removing paint from plastic without damaging the plastic? I've tried thinners, Even tried eucalyptus oil but it will take forever using that method.
Anyone got any advice/tips? Cheers
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EFFII |
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i would of thought thinners...
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Terrance |
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Maybe get some cut and polish? or thinners.
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tryandtakeme |
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Acetone works a treat and gunwash, be careful not to melt your plastic with it though
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MARK.TANIA |
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there is a spray pack you can buy is a paint stripper for plastic .we us it all the time . aftre you have stipped off all the paint. use some scotch brite and water to clean it up .once done use a plastic primer before you repaint it . i hope this is any help to you?
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MARK.TANIA |
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i forgot to mention you should be able to get it at your local auto paint suplure
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EFFII |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Acetone works a treat and gunwash, be careful not to melt your plastic with it though
gun wash is thinners... |
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Make up a caustic solution and let it soak for 24 hours. Wont eat the plastic but will disolve the paint.
You can get caustic crystals from the supermarket.
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