GPz Stripe removal, Any tips?
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12 Apr 2011 00:37 #444214
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on the tank id just use paint stripper,plastic parts id say a heat gun or good ol hair dryer.
eastwood makes a wheel that goes on a buffer/grinder for it but not sure if it would hurt plastic.
eastwood makes a wheel that goes on a buffer/grinder for it but not sure if it would hurt plastic.
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12 Apr 2011 00:40 - 12 Apr 2011 00:48 #444216
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well it looks like it works on drills also,says it wont hurt paint so maybe it is safe on plastic
why aint my pictures working? :blink:
anyway lists it under striping remover for $15.00
well it looks like it works on drills also,says it wont hurt paint so maybe it is safe on plastic
why aint my pictures working? :blink:
anyway lists it under striping remover for $15.00
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12 Apr 2011 00:45 #444217
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Have had success using WD40 (soak for a few minutes or longer) to safely remove stripes, adhesive stickers, decals, etc. from painted finishes, and without any damage whatever to the underlying finish.
The WD40 works its way underneath the applique and allows it to be easily removed.
Of course, this won't work where the applique is covered by clear coat.
Good Fortune!
The WD40 works its way underneath the applique and allows it to be easily removed.
Of course, this won't work where the applique is covered by clear coat.
Good Fortune!
1973 Z1
KZ900 LTD
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