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Old 03-13-2002, 02:37 PM   #3
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Try an Aircraft paint stripper, sometimes called a gel stripper. It comes in a spray can or can be beushed on. I think its the easiest , cleanest way to remove paint either for a small place or coverage of a large area. Its formost quality is usualy there is no sanding required. Just lift the jell with a putty knife(I used a large plastic one so it wouldnt scratch) then wash the area with water.
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