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Old 07-23-2018, 11:00 AM
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Re: Paint blistering

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I was wondering if something like benzene would work and then let it evaporate properly?

Nah, most likely will eat some of the plastic surface, I wouldn't use it.
Just good cleaning, and maybe alcohol wipe should suffice.
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Nah, most likely will eat some of the plastic surface, I wouldn't use it.
Just good cleaning, and maybe alcohol wipe should suffice.
Thanks. Will advise on progress soon.
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