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Post by Admin Tue Sep 29 2009, 20:18

does anyone have any ideas on how to remove stuborn paint on detailed parts eg carbs and things like that

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Post by ian webb Tue Sep 29 2009, 20:30

Hi ryan, for my D carb i put it on the bench grinder wire wheel, anything i can get near it that needs paint removing goes on it only takes seconds to remove,
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Post by bulldog Tue Sep 29 2009, 21:01

try paint standard thinners leave it to soak over night and it should fall off in the tight places you can use a paint brush to rub it off.
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