the paint on the shell I just picked up is old and to be honest, just hideous. It has what I can only describe as "glitter" in the paint. (Way to big to be metal flake or the like) Does anyone know of a relatively quick way to get it off without harming the fiberglass under below it. It isn't the gelcoat, it was painted over the original.
Thanks
Pokey
paint removal?
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paint removal?
by pokey1168 » 19 Wed Apr, 2006 6:12 pm
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by carlos del carpio » 19 Wed Apr, 2006 8:01 pm
Hm..try boat outfit stores...
I KNOW they make a paint remover that's safe for fiberglass and for resin..if you get the wrong one, it activates, and without a mold, it droops and sags..ewww...
I KNOW they make a paint remover that's safe for fiberglass and for resin..if you get the wrong one, it activates, and without a mold, it droops and sags..ewww...
you must have pride....in your ride....
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by pokey1168 » 20 Thu Apr, 2006 3:36 pm
I hadn't even thought of a marine supply....DUH .......I guess it does make a lot of sense.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
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