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| | | | Joined: May 2004 Posts: 40 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: May 2004 Posts: 40 | ok Guys i had the 50 Chevy Panel for 7 weeks (been sitting up for 28 years) got her running and been making road trips ,longest so far 65 miles round trip,now body work, i started putting in new sheet metal floor pans etc, about a week ago i took all the finish down to the metal on front fender with pait remover,yesterday i removed paint on rear fender with my 4 inch angle grinder with a "Sandpaper Flap Wheel" took about 2 hours to get it down to metal.....this panel has orignal primer,original paint,2 coats of paint by the way of paint brush...heavy in the paint.......what is the best way for me to remove the paint.....so i can do it myself?????thanks for all answers.......
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Strip,Sand, Grind, or Media Blast???????????
| flintriver | 05/31/2004 1:19 PM | |
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| Jerry A | 05/31/2004 1:53 PM | |
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| 64fleetside | 05/31/2004 2:25 PM | |
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