richmicratwista Direct Detailing UK Jun 30, 2005 #1 as it says how wud u go about taking the paint of a plastic bumper wud somethin like nitro mose do the trick
as it says how wud u go about taking the paint of a plastic bumper wud somethin like nitro mose do the trick
K K11_Dave Guest Jun 30, 2005 #2 paint stripper? Wait til it bubbles then hack it off straight away? fwn
Q quickdraw Ex. Club Member Jun 30, 2005 #3 why do u want to remove it? if it to respray it then u dont have to just sand it back so that it gives the next coat a good key to grab onto
why do u want to remove it? if it to respray it then u dont have to just sand it back so that it gives the next coat a good key to grab onto
wilsonian Ex. Club Member Jun 30, 2005 #4 don't take the pi55 but i know brake fluid is really goot at stripping paint off cars...
OP OP richmicratwista Direct Detailing UK Jun 30, 2005 #5 i want to respray the whole bumper is sanding the best way to go wayne
James Chairman Jun 30, 2005 #6 wilsonian said: don't take the pi55 but i know brake fluid is really goot at stripping paint off cars... Click to expand... I'll second that - had a little leak on my K10 brake fluid distributor thingy, stripped a load of the paint off the bottom of the bay.
wilsonian said: don't take the pi55 but i know brake fluid is really goot at stripping paint off cars... Click to expand... I'll second that - had a little leak on my K10 brake fluid distributor thingy, stripped a load of the paint off the bottom of the bay.
Ed Fusion Motorsport MSC Founder Official MSC Trader Jul 1, 2005 #7 NOT a good idea to use that though. Unless the paint is in really bad condition you dont need to remove it. Often its better not to as youll need a special plastic primer to get the new paint to bond to. Ed
NOT a good idea to use that though. Unless the paint is in really bad condition you dont need to remove it. Often its better not to as youll need a special plastic primer to get the new paint to bond to. Ed
Q quickdraw Ex. Club Member Jul 1, 2005 #8 richmicratwista said: i want to respray the whole bumper is sanding the best way to go wayne Click to expand... yes just rough the old paint up as it weill act as a key for the new paint to bond to. DONT whatever u do use paint strippers on it unless u fancy sealing it afterwards at more cost. simply sand back the laquer etc and get it smooth with 1200 at the end and all will be fine to respray Attachments 19-k11white.jpg 25.2 KB · Views: 287
richmicratwista said: i want to respray the whole bumper is sanding the best way to go wayne Click to expand... yes just rough the old paint up as it weill act as a key for the new paint to bond to. DONT whatever u do use paint strippers on it unless u fancy sealing it afterwards at more cost. simply sand back the laquer etc and get it smooth with 1200 at the end and all will be fine to respray