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Old 04-27-2002, 09:06 AM
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stripping paint with mr.muscle??
does mr.muscle strip paint? I`ve read something about it but never tried.
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Yes,Mr Muscle strips paint but don't use the "fume free" kind,it's not as strong !
ALWAYS USE GLOVES AND GOGGLES AND USE IT OUTSIDE !!!!!!!!!
It's very caustic :bandit:
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Re: stripping paint with mr.muscle??
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does mr.muscle strip paint? I`ve read something about it but never tried.
what did you botch up this time? Please not the Modena!
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oh, well
YES THE MODENA I don`t know what happened the paint has holes in it like this ---_-----_--, I tried to sand them out but it didnt work :o
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did you wash the body with a soapy solution of water and dishwashing soap ?
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I washed it with dishwashing liquid.
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Re: paint stripping
Try paint thinner. or Rubbing Alcohol. The stuff you have in medicine cabinets. Should work great without risk of warping plastic like dishwashing liquid or those detergents.
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