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Topic: Best media to strip your paint down??? (Read 811 times)
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kevin440
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Well it's almost that time......I have got to get the old paint sanded off and get to the body work........... So whats the best way to attack this task? All helpfull opinions welcome..  Kevin440 |
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dustertogo
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It depends on how much you want to spend. Plastic blasting, Chemical stripper(Tal Strip works nice) or you can sand it off with 80 grit on a sander.
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kevin440
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Thanks Will try a little of everything
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sweatybetty
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ive been using a da with 36 grit to take off as much paint as fast as possible. leaves the metal a little rough for filler to stick to. what i cant get with the da ive been using green nickel slag in a sand blaster. just finished the inside of the front fenders today and undercoated them this evening. ready for primer tommorrow
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kevin440
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ive been using a da with 36 grit to take off as much paint as fast as possible. leaves the metal a little rough for filler to stick to. what i cant get with the da ive been using green nickel slag in a sand blaster. just finished the inside of the front fenders today and undercoated them this evening. ready for primer tommorrow
Thanks Betty... and grats on the progress |
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WildCat
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soda blast, takes the paint off but will not hurt the bright trim, not course enough to remove heavy rust
walnut shell blast
I had hood soda blasted, the engine compartment, floor, trunk and underbody sandblasted. I think total blasting cost was $340. in one day out the next
It is not for everyone. My car was completely apart. Sand & soda everywhere and haed to get it all out of cracks and inner structure
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67 Dart Convertible "340" 4 speed, Custom Interior "Do It Again"
81 Imperial 14,000 miles, UNRESTORED
99 Plymouth Prowler "WildCat" custom paint, chrome wheels, grill & doorhandles
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Duster Five-O
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I used a D/A w/ 60 grit.......definitely low budget
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71 demon child
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if you use tal strip be careful.wear glasses.if you get it in your eye you won't have that eye no more.it nuetralizes with water.but not in your eye
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thebankerstoy
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My vote goes for soda blasting, as it treats your sheet metal with kid gloves and takes a simple washing to remove the protective coating it leaves on your sheet metal until your ready to do the body work and paint. Below are pictures of before, during and after we had my son's 72 Dart Swinger's engine compartmentand k-member soda blasted in 2005
Richard
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When I die, I'm taking my 66 Coronet 500 WITH me! God member on old forum with 1276 posts  |
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rharveysr
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We need to do this to my son's 68 Dart that we are doing. I have done chemical strip method and not really a fan of it. It will get into all the nooks and cracks plus leave a mess where ever you do it. The stripper that we used was plain nasty to work with. I have also used the DA with 40 and 80 grit on different projects.. Dust raise a cloud of dust but much cheaper than chemicals.
Havent dont the soda blasting yet...We have a friend that bought a truck that has all the stuff on it that we will be using in the next few weeks to see how we like it. The use of the truck and machine is free...all we need to do is buy the soda...
Rick
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Daniel
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Richard who in Phoenix area did the soda blasting for you? a shop?
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HeyGuiher
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 Has anyone here heard of a company, in the upstate NY or Northern Pa. that does Media Blasting?  I had my car sandblasted and primed for a very reasonable price by Peters Painting and Sandblasting in Lock Haven, PA if thats not too far. His number is 570-748-7136. |
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thebankerstoy
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Richard who in Phoenix area did the soda blasting for you? a shop?
Hi Daniel, I took the car to Red McConnell at his paint and body shop called Red's Collision Service. He had a gentleman who does most of the soda blasting in the Phoenix area, bring his truck and equipment over to the shop and took care of all of the work for me. If I remember correctly, it ran around $300.00 to have the work done, and he did an awesome job!  Let me know if you want Red's contact information and I'll post it for you here ok? Richard [attachment deleted by admin] |
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elliskev2
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Has anyone here heard of a company, in the upstate NY or Northern Pa. that does Media Blasting? I had my car sandblasted and primed for a very reasonable price by Peters Painting and Sandblasting in Lock Haven, PA if thats not too far. His number is 570-748-7136. Thanks HeyGuiher, I'll check them out...I've been asking around our area and no one seems to know, of anyone. I ve got a 70 runner that I'd like done.  |
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azz7772
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the best media is hire a couple of bikini babes and give them each a sander and sit back in your lawn chair with a beer and direct the show  |
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