Removing paint from plastic parts on car?
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From: Paterson, NJ
What kind of sand paper are you using? (what grit) What do you want to do with the car? Are you painting it over?
If its just the clear coat your trying to take off, wet sand it.
Need a lil more info before i can actually help you out...
If its just the clear coat your trying to take off, wet sand it.
Need a lil more info before i can actually help you out...
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From: Cokeburg, PA
Actually I'd like to know how to sand off paint down to the bare metal. I just got a 240 and would like to repaint it, but I don't want to paint over the old paint. I want to paint it like a fresh coat. So could anyone help out? What tools do I need and how do I do it.
I know, search, but it's late, I'm tired, and I want an answer lol.
I know, search, but it's late, I'm tired, and I want an answer lol.
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From: Cokeburg, PA
Kickass dude. Been driving all day, lol. Can't wait to get the title and ****......the cops are scary. If I get stopped I'm f-ed cause I don't have any papers. Send them asap please.
Best money I've ever spent tho....cept what's to come lol.
Best money I've ever spent tho....cept what's to come lol.
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From: Hershey, PA
Originally posted by Preston
Actually I'd like to know how to sand off paint down to the bare metal. I just got a 240 and would like to repaint it, but I don't want to paint over the old paint. I want to paint it like a fresh coat. So could anyone help out? What tools do I need and how do I do it.
I know, search, but it's late, I'm tired, and I want an answer lol.
Actually I'd like to know how to sand off paint down to the bare metal. I just got a 240 and would like to repaint it, but I don't want to paint over the old paint. I want to paint it like a fresh coat. So could anyone help out? What tools do I need and how do I do it.
I know, search, but it's late, I'm tired, and I want an answer lol.
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From: Cokeburg, PA
Well most body panels will be replaced eventually with body kit and cf. I was just wondering about interior and engine bay and roof and anywhere that's not gonna get replaced? What method is best?
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Originally posted by Preston
Well most body panels will be replaced eventually with body kit and cf. I was just wondering about interior and engine bay and roof and anywhere that's not gonna get replaced? What method is best?
Well most body panels will be replaced eventually with body kit and cf. I was just wondering about interior and engine bay and roof and anywhere that's not gonna get replaced? What method is best?
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Orange, California
HEy guys, sorry for the late reply.
All i want to do is paint the car primer black so all im wanting to do is sand the car down straight to the metal or primer and just spray it down with primer. The paint right now is just an ugly burgundy.
Whats this 320grit you guys are speaking of?
All i want to do is paint the car primer black so all im wanting to do is sand the car down straight to the metal or primer and just spray it down with primer. The paint right now is just an ugly burgundy.
Whats this 320grit you guys are speaking of?
