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03-09-2002, 11:20 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
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Paint Stripper
You can buy paint stripper for this from just about all good parts stores or from the Eastwood Company. I used this on wheels etc. and it wokrs very well. It comes in spray cans. Iwould take caution to keep it off wires and items you don't want harsh chemicals on such as windshield. I think you can buy it from most restoration companies as well such as Virginia Mustang, Mustangs Unlimited. Hope this helps.
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