Thread: unconventional pinstripe removal....
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Old 03-02-2002, 12:28 AM
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i was gonna try using this stuff called "goo gone" its a natural (citrus based) cleaner that really takes crap off easily..the one thing im worried about is the paint being faded under there...i guess it doesnt so much matter, cause i intend on getting it painted soon anyway, but just the same..
where can i get the pre-wax cleaner stuff you speak of?

thanks

OH, another thing....i did this when it was cold outside...like, it was prolly ~30F..i dunno if that made a difference (perhaps froze the pinstriping?)

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Originally posted by xivera
Hehe... That's funny!
To get rid of the remains, rubbing compound/pre-wax cleaner will do the job.
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