Stripper.
Thanks for the replies. I’ll try the plastic trick that barbee6043 mentioned. I’ve been using the stripper I have ( the “klean-strip) to remove polyurethane from aircraft we repair. It works satisfactory. But! This paint on my Barracuda, is just short of “iron clad.” As the saying goes...”They don’t make-em like they used to.” I have good access with my blaster, I’m wanting to keep the blasting to areas of rust. My major rust is being being replaced with three floor pans and spare tire pan.
Thanks for the replies. I’ll try the plastic trick that barbee6043 mentioned. I’ve been using the stripper I have ( the “klean-strip) to remove polyurethane from aircraft we repair. It works satisfactory. But! This paint on my Barracuda, is just short of “iron clad.” As the saying goes...”They don’t make-em like they used to.” I have good access with my blaster, I’m wanting to keep the blasting to areas of rust. My major rust is being being replaced with three floor pans and spare tire pan.
