Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
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Re: Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
testors paint should be easily removable with testors thinner. it never 'cures' just loses it's solvent, so you can just apply thinner until it wipes away. I think it's toluene and mineral spirits, which I think is OK on lexan. But check the compatibility.
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Re: Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
Having some trouble finding the Testors thinner. I haven't tried the local hobby lobby yet. Is this something that is stocked or is it a special order?? Would regular thinner work or would it melt the lexan?
Thanks again
Mark
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Re: Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
tower still carries it:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXHH12&P=FR
although they call it brush cleaner
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXHH12&P=FR
although they call it brush cleaner
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Re: Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
wow ireg! after reading the first post, i said to myself why is this guy wasting his time. but what a great job! i cant believe it came out that good!!! i just took the body that came with my last eBay car out of the trash and am going to give stripping the paint a try! thanks!!
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Re: Removing Body Shell Paint and Painting of Body Frame
If you guys have stripped a body and have the "hazed" windows, try spraying them with a clear coat. In most cases, that will make the windows clear again.
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