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rattle canned car,
how do i remove the spray paint without going to deep into the factory paint? i was thinking of sanding it down but what gritt should i use?
here is a picture of the car. ![]()
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i was also told that thinner works well but, i need to work out arm before taking one the job. lol
i'll start with 1000 grit and see what happens. if i can paint over it than i'll just go down to napa and buy priemer and oem color, then go to town on a fresh paint job.
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i only want to remove the spray paint, not leave it bare metal. lol
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i already bought some, lol. i went to the dollar store and spent $50 on oven cleaner. Clerk just looked at me weird.
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Just to be clear.. After youre done the clear will be gone.. Theres probably a way to keep the lear with a finer grit though like 800 or something.. I wish i had more pics to show you it leaves the paint kind of dull |
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