Removal of paint on interior pieces
Removal of paint on interior pieces
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I'm looking for a how to on removing paint on interior parts. Yes you can sand it down, but I don't want to repaint the parts I just want them the stock color.
I saw some people using aircraft stripper for wheels and such, but no one using it on interior panels.
Does anybody know the best way of doing this?
I'm looking for a how to on removing paint on interior parts. Yes you can sand it down, but I don't want to repaint the parts I just want them the stock color.
I saw some people using aircraft stripper for wheels and such, but no one using it on interior panels.
Does anybody know the best way of doing this?
if u sand them down the surface is going to be smooth and not all surfaces of the interior are completely smooth some have some texture on the i would try some paint stripper from auto parts. just read on the back to see how it handles plastics
If i get fine enough steel wool it may not scratch the plastic. I can try that.
I was hoping that someone had already tried something. The last thing I want to do is to have a bleaching effect on the plastic parts from some kind of stripper.
I was hoping that someone had already tried something. The last thing I want to do is to have a bleaching effect on the plastic parts from some kind of stripper.
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I was trying to find out if there was a cheaper way than just replacing all of the pillar covers.
same problem here man. The guy that owned the car before me put a fake green carbon fiber trim kit in the interior and when i tried to remove it, it pulled all the paint off the stock trim pieces.So the only way to really fix it is buy new pieces for it to look right.
try goof off 2 avaliable at home depot or lowes alittle pricey less than $10.it will remove paint and tar from house carpet will get paint of wood also.it may fade the plastic alittle.



