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slotty008 |
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I want to have the car repainted in the original colour without removing the engine or the interior. According to the body shop it's possible that the paint will peel off after some time because of the incompatibilty of the new and old paints. The car has been repainted before but the green the PO used is not the original Palma Green and there are some dents and scratches that need to be removed. Rust is not a problem.
So how do I remove the paint? (chemical paste, sander,...) |
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stugray |
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If money was no object, you could use CO2 ice blasting.
It leaves nothing behind except the paint dust that was removed. The "old" Jasco paint remover worked like a miracle and would strip paint off the car to bare metal in seconds. The new stuff is not nearly as aggressive. Aircraft paint remover is the best that I have found recently. |
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