Paint stripper

are we talking a body part or an engine block or something? ill have to look at home and see what we got. My dad tried about a dozen brands when stripping paint of his VW ghia...

there are alot of really nasty paint strippers out there so please wear goggles and thick rubber gloves when around it...
 
Have you tried using a razor blade? Kleanstrip Aircraft Paint Remover does a good job on most catalyzed urethanes however products such as Imron give a tough fight against most strippers.
 
Most paint strippers work best when applied in warm weather. Put a sheet of plastic (Saran) wrap over the coated area and let it brew for a while and then scrape it off. The plastic allows the strong vapors to work on the paint without evaporating.
 
Mikeinnj said:
Most paint strippers work best when applied in warm weather. Put a sheet of plastic (Saran) wrap over the coated area and let it brew for a while and then scrape it off. The plastic allows the strong vapors to work on the paint without evaporating.
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I'll give that a try when it warms up. It's been in the 50's when I've tried the stripper. Thanks for the suggestion.
 
Product is called "planenaked" trust me, it's the best.
"Phenol" as works wonders, just don't get it on your skin, or your clothes, or your floor, or walls...
 
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