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04-30-2012, 12:32 AM
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Sodablasting?
I'm thinking of repainting my '69 Thunderbird. How should I remove the current paint? I've been reading about sodablasting and it seems like the ideal method. What do you guys think?
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04-30-2012, 02:06 PM
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Re: Sodablasting?
First of all, I love the '67 - '69 Thunderbirds. Best cars ever imho. Fast, comfortable and styled like a retro combination of spaceship and electric razor. I've had a '68 for 23 years now.
Why do you want to strip the paint? if the base is good, you can save time etc by leaving it as-is. Also some seams in the body re filled with body lead, particularly in the C-pillar. Try not to disturb it. It's pretty soft, so I am not sure if soda blasting would do so.
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