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i have a couple bodies i would like to paint but one is chrome and one is colored chrome. what is the best way to remove it?
I figured it would be something like that or rubbing the wall!!!I take a good supportive grip on the body, and rub it on the sidewalk. Comes right off.
Wonder how this stuff would work on the AW Suburban in that dark blue? Has to be one of the hardest bodies I've ever stripped.Liquid Draino.........(Use this brand only) and when your done with it, it cleans your pipes out! This will aslo remove some of those vintage "Testors" painted bodies that nothing else will remove.
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It will effect it but not for a LONG time....I use Easy Off or break fluid.Wonder how this stuff would work on the AW Suburban in that dark blue? Has to be one of the hardest bodies I've ever stripped.rr
WATCHING strippers work usually bunches up mine!waiting for stripper(s) to work bunches up my boxers.
Brake Fluid will make AFX plastic brittle. My poor BMW M1It will effect it but not for a LONG time....I use Easy Off or break fluid.
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tried the windex trick last night. 3to4 hrs after started color on chrome mostly gone. used a plastic type brush in a dremel to clean out grooves that worked better than a tooth brush.dumped out used windex poured new.soaked car over night.checked on this morning chrome is all gone.still has a brownish film on most of it.poured out old again and poured new.brushed body again seems to be coming off. put body back in to soak.From what I've heard fresh Windex (use the real stuff) will remove it. For the colored one, the second layer will most likely need fresh windex to remove the chrome underneath. Should take a day or two of soaking for the chrome one, and a couple days each layer for the colored one. Occasionally scratch what loosens up with a fingernail to remove the loose stuff and then re-soak.