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Can pinstriping be removed without repainting?

Old Oct 5, 2006 | 02:07 AM
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I personally wouldn't use either paint thinner or a dremel tool. Paint thinner can damage your paint, and a dremel spins *really* fast, and will probably burn through your paint too. I'd just recommend a normal automobile polishing buffer and wax and see if it takes off the pinstriping. Also, I think a body shop could probably do this really easily and probably not cost very much.
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Old Oct 5, 2006 | 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Bugsi
I personally wouldn't use either paint thinner or a dremel tool. Paint thinner can damage your paint, and a dremel spins *really* fast, and will probably burn through your paint too. I'd just recommend a normal automobile polishing buffer and wax and see if it takes off the pinstriping. Also, I think a body shop could probably do this really easily and probably not cost very much.
I did try Mequiars polish and rubbing compound...it didn't seem to remove it at all. Mybe I will have to try a body shop.
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