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Old 05-11-2004, 11:10 AM
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Default Remove high temp paint!

What could I use to remove high temp or automotive paint....froma metal item..thanks
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Sand paper
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very tough sandpaper
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sand blasting, my questions is why do you wish to remove it?
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Toluene. Get a gallon at the local paint store. About 8 bucks. It'll melt ceramic high temp paint right off the part.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Toluene. Get a gallon at the local paint store. About 8 bucks. It'll melt ceramic high temp paint right off the part.
In other words dont drip this on the car when your filling your gas tank?
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I used it originally to de-grease my STB, and ended up completely stripping it down to the OEM powdercoat

It reminded me why I use a long funnel VERY carefully while using it to boost octane This stuff will probably eat through the factory clearcoat in a second or two.
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