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| froggy128 |
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| Ducati750s |
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| VFR400UK |
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Keep it off your skin aswell! evil stuff!
Wear gloves and dab it on with a big brush that you can afford to wreck.
Keep it away from plastic rubber and fibreglass then scrape it all off.
You can use wire wool or a wire brush and only when you have scraped off all you can, otherwise you just gunge it up and splatter it all over yourself (speaks from expirence ) |
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| Liono |
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| yzf750r |
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used it to take the factory paint off my rims, in order to polish them!
Works a treat!  ____________________ 04 zx10r with mods - 187.4bhp at the wheel! :o |
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| McGee |
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| froggy128 |
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| ZRX61 |
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 ZRX61 Victor Meldrew
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wire brush, steel wool, plastic scrapers etc, helps if ya cover the stripper with tin foil which stops it drying out so it works longer/better.
I have some really spiffy carbon/carbon scrapers made from the tail of an F117 that work quite well  |
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| DynaMight |
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Used it to take the paint off wheels and a swingarm, Works really well and has never needed more than 2 coats (although the 2nd coat is only applied to small areas) ____________________ My bikes are at https://www.bikepics.com/members/dynamight/ |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 41 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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