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I HAVE A FULTON SUNVISOR AND WAS WONDERING WHAT WOULD BE THE BEST METHOD TO STRIP THE OLD PAINT FROM IT?
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I would use a chemical stripper. Apply a thick coat, cover with plastic wrap or garbage bags (right on the stuff) and let it go to work. Wash well afterwards to neutralize.


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