Removing painted pinstripe?
09-02-2008, 07:10 PM
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If the painted stripe is above the clear you can use easyoff oven cleaner. I know its sounds weird but trust me i do it all the time on bikes. Same stuff. If its under the clear you are screwed and will need to sand and repaint. It will not harm the clear so try it on a small part, not in the sun and let it set for 15min. Then just wipe off with a clean rag.
09-03-2008, 08:39 AM
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If the painted stripe is above the clear you can use easyoff oven cleaner. I know its sounds weird but trust me i do it all the time on bikes. Same stuff. If its under the clear you are screwed and will need to sand and repaint. It will not harm the clear so try it on a small part, not in the sun and let it set for 15min. Then just wipe off with a clean rag.
It's definitely not under the clear.
09-04-2008, 08:36 PM
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if its not under the clear, you can take some laquar thinner and gently rub and it should come off; that is the easiest way and also how we removed them where i work...if it doesnt come off easily get a quick cut compound and a buffer and should come off with ease
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09-05-2008, 09:29 PM
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if its not under the clear, you can take some laquar thinner and gently rub and it should come off; that is the easiest way and also how we removed them where i work...if it doesnt come off easily get a quick cut compound and a buffer and should come off with ease
09-05-2008, 10:18 PM
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^It must not be one shot then. Hopefully laquer thinner works because if it has clear mixed with the paint laquer will have a hard time removing it or not remove it at all.
