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Re: Aircraft Remover Posted by DougM [Email] ![]() ![]() ![]() In Reply to: Re: Aircraft Remover, jpUT, Wed, 3 May 2006 19:55:58 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
HA HA. I can't even get motivated to do my own car, let alone do someone elses. Plus I just don't have the room or garage space for any more cars.
After you use the stripper, wash it down with soap and water, then go over the whole panel with 80 grit on a DA before priming, or before applying any bondo. That will help remove any paint still on the panel or residue from the stripper.
The aircraft remover is finicky stuff. I just glop it on with a paint bruh and let it work. One stroke to apply > If you make multiple strokes the stuff will not work.
Saab used a few different types of primer before applying the color coat, so that's at least three colors you will find when stripping to bare metal. If in fact there are ten different colors on the deck lid or any other part of the car, it's best to remove it all and start fresh. Too thick of paint on anything will eventually cause problems, like cracking of the top coat.
Have fun!
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