Was talking to a friend the other day, who said that his father had done autobody work for his whole life.. and when he got older and wanted to use less elbow grease and more action, he would remove as much of that woodgrain label stuff or other similar large labels with the ole heatgun\scraper technique. Then he would just put on some GOOD rubber gloves and blast it with some Heavy Duty Easy Off oven cleaner.. this would eat right thru all that crud right to bare metal.. at which point he could clean it up and prime it . anyone ever try this?? Ive read a few articles on the web where people have used it for similar things.. and if you have ever used this stuff it is super nasty and must be handle with care but sounds like a possibility when i get around to stripping mine off (mabye then ill change my handle from clarkgriswald which is what all my friends have started calling me now). So if anyone has ever tried this or has any input please throw your two cents in.. perhaps this is messier than one would imagine but I can also imagine myself standing there with a can of label\adhesive remover scrubbing away with a rag.. not fun..
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88 Grand Wagoneer
D44's front\rear
AMC 360
TF 727
NP 229 (Funky)
Bone Stock (for now)
NO RUNNING BOARDS!
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88 Grand Wagoneer
D44's front\rear
AMC 360
TF 727
NP 229 (Funky)
Bone Stock (for now)
NO RUNNING BOARDS!
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