How To Remove????
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How To Remove???? Ok guys My father just bought a 55 Chevy truck that is pumpkin orange and black.. The problem is the black is a line x material
and he wants to remove it. Anybody have any ideas on how to remove without damaging the body under it??? Help
and he wants to remove it. Anybody have any ideas on how to remove without damaging the body under it??? Help Thread Starter
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Ya it would not be so bad along the bottom of the truck but it wraps around and up over the nose of the truck..?? I will get pic as soon as I can
Its not gonna come off unless your ready to repaint the ENTIRE truck. You will probably have the take the body panels off and put some heat to the backside of them and peel it off. However doing this will damage the orange paint as well
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I was thinking plastic bead blast?? instead of sand?? I may have to try on a small spot or get a practice pice to mess with to find the best way to remove it.
I have a chisel and a hammer! I would love to help get it off but only after your dad is drunk and passed out so he won't beat my ***!
Just sand the whole truck down and repaint the thing! It looks cool but your right, like we discussed the day he got it, the liner has to go on the front end!
Just sand the whole truck down and repaint the thing! It looks cool but your right, like we discussed the day he got it, the liner has to go on the front end!
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I have a chisel and a hammer! I would love to help get it off but only after your dad is drunk and passed out so he won't beat my ***!
Just sand the whole truck down and repaint the thing! It looks cool but your right, like we discussed the day he got it, the liner has to go on the front end!
Just sand the whole truck down and repaint the thing! It looks cool but your right, like we discussed the day he got it, the liner has to go on the front end!
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Verdad Gallardo Nah, I have an air sander, more of lots of dust. We could pull it outside and sand it off and turn his grass orange. That would be wonderful for the environment.
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I dont worry as much about the enviroment as I would Orange buggers..lol and I am sure we could devote alot of beer drinking to that.. Hey maybe we could have a sanding party??
HAHA I have a bad A air sander too but would still be alot of sanding..did you see how thick that stuff was??
I dont worry as much about the enviroment as I would Orange buggers..lol and I am sure we could devote alot of beer drinking to that.. Hey maybe we could have a sanding party??
I dont worry as much about the enviroment as I would Orange buggers..lol and I am sure we could devote alot of beer drinking to that.. Hey maybe we could have a sanding party??
Try posting this question in the paint section. You might get more useful help from there.
Last edited by Randy_S; Oct 19, 2007 at 03:33 PM.
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and work wile we drink
