Stripping my Intake

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Im taking some high heat paint off my Cobra upper intake and the strippers doing ok , but its a bit scrapped up and i havent even sanded it yet Should i just clear over the scratched surface ? I want to have it The stock silver again and Idea's? Thanks I also hope this is the right thread for this. If not i Apologize.

 

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If you go to Autozone or Pep Boys they sell some pretty wicked stuff called Aircraft Stripper. It'll take about anything off.

 

ryan218

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caseywan said:

If you go to Autozone or Pep Boys they sell some pretty wicked stuff called Aircraft Stripper. It'll take about anything off.

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dont get it on your colths...

 

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Will Do thanks again guys...

 

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ryan218 said:

dont get it on your colths...

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Or your skin, and make sure you wear safety glasses, that stuff really is wicked. Got a light flick of it in my eye once when using a wire brush and I immediatly flushed my eye for 45 minutes. Didn't do anything that I can tell but it sure was painful!

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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oh man yes!! that stuff burns really bad.....

 

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slow95gt said:

oh man yes!! that stuff burns really bad.....

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yeah...no kidding...i stepped in it...ill never walk bare foor in the garage again...

 

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Oven cleaner will work too! Let it sit a bit and use a non metal bristle brush on it.

 

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Use it in a small non ventilated room (hey its Friday you aint got no job you aint got **** to do I'm gonna get you high today)

 

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Use it in a small non ventilated room (hey its Friday you aint got no job you aint got **** to do I'm gonna get you high today)

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As should be done with any cleaning product! I wouldn't use either indoors if it were me.

 

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If you have scratches on it and have to sand it, may as well polish it