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Topic: And the stripping begins (Read 468 times)
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Crazy73
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My buddy Dave hit the driver's side, engine bay, and trunk area of my '68 Barracuda with a little chem strip over the weekend. While the engine bay, roof, and body are solid, it turns out that the trunk is trash. After stripping it down, evidently the car it was originally on was rear-ended and the decklid buckled. Also, the visible filler on the decklid hides major waves which are results of the buckle. The steering column, box, and K frame are all coming out next weekend. Time for gussets, boxing, powdercoating, and new HD suspension parts!     |
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AdamR
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Hope your comes along faster then mine.  |
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wilddriver
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Ahh memories,i'm going to redo my engine compartmeant this winter.I painted it black and i don't like it.
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Half way to the millon mile club
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RBScamp
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What kind of chem strip have you had the best luck with for paint removal?
What about removing old undercoating? I have been using the propane torch and putty knife on the undercoating, but was hoping to find a better way.
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eldubb440
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i use paint stripper on the undercoating........its a little expensive; but if ya let it sit, it does most of the work. ive also had luck with my buddies steam genny
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Mopars, AMCs, and a pile of 65 Satellite
You're all worthless and weak; now drop and give me twenty!
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dustertogo
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I use Tal Strip aircraft stripper at my shop, it works pretty good.
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redeye dave
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aircraft remover is the shit, just make sure to wear proper protection. it'll burn your ass alive otherwise!  |
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