DMoneyRX-7

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Can anyone help me out on how to remove this paint

bajaman

a product called 'Aircraft Stripper' will do wonders.

This paint IS a bitch to get off. I have the Tri-Point unit and it has a baked on enamel or powder coating....and it took me a couple of hours to using an industrial sand blaster to get the stuff off. In hindsight I wish I'd have used Aircraft Stripper, as it will flat DISSOLVE the toughest of paints like polyurethane enamels. You can get this at most automotive stores.

Mahjik

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I agree, use a paint stripper and it will just peel right off.

DMoneyRX-7

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awesome. Ya I almost have it off just from peeling it but on the beads and the top it's just not working out. I'll get some of that stuff tomorrow, thanks

RTS3GEN

It's a powdercoated piece, use sandpaper to get the coating off the bead/welds.
Art

Smitter

sandblast it

Mahjik

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I can tell you from personal experience, that will take a long time and be not nearly as successful as using a paint stripper.

DMoneyRX-7

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any specific names for paint stripper other than "Aircraft Stripper"

3GRX7

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Here my favorite airplane stripper:

The Driver

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Polish that ****! & Paint stripper but isn't the coating for heat purposes?