Paint stripper
Paint stripper
After reading the stickies and searching for the paint remover to paint the lovely sawblades, I couldnt find the exact product but am wondering if this is basically it?

Aircraft Coating Remover: Talstrp II; Aerosol; 11 oz.
$5.30 @ Advaced auto parts.
Thanks
Black Sawblades here I come.

Aircraft Coating Remover: Talstrp II; Aerosol; 11 oz.
$5.30 @ Advaced auto parts.
Thanks
Black Sawblades here I come.
oh but this is the correct type of product to use on our rims to strip it down to the bare so that it can be repainted?
How much would I need? is there a tub of this goop or something to purchase rather than a whole lot of cans?
How much would I need? is there a tub of this goop or something to purchase rather than a whole lot of cans?
Get the Martin-Senior stipper at NAPA. Very nasty stuff. Im not sure if it will work on the clear coated saw blades. If I were you, I'd just scuff and paint them. Painting bare metal is not the best.
Originally Posted by JSutter
Get the Martin-Senior stipper at NAPA. Very nasty stuff. Im not sure if it will work on the clear coated saw blades. If I were you, I'd just scuff and paint them. Painting bare metal is not the best.
thanks for the suggestion what do you advise doing to paint them, I read the stickes and was going to follow that process, from what I read it seemed like that paint stripper takes it down to the bare or atleast to a good paintable point.
So you'd suggest just getting say a good grit sand paper sand them down nice and good, then paint and clear coat? How are you rims holding up since painting?
There are so many crevaces that I would not try and sand them. You have to get all the old paint off or the new paint will peal.
That can will do, buy about 8 cans, and return what you dont need. Clean with degreaser and rinse off, wipe with a "Tack cloth". Use gloves, and get a carbon respirator ($20 at Home Depot).
Prime,Paint & clear coat.
That can will do, buy about 8 cans, and return what you dont need. Clean with degreaser and rinse off, wipe with a "Tack cloth". Use gloves, and get a carbon respirator ($20 at Home Depot).
Prime,Paint & clear coat.
Originally Posted by adithius
There are so many crevaces that I would not try and sand them.
Originally Posted by MDeezy
thanks for the suggestion what do you advise doing to paint them, I read the stickes and was going to follow that process, from what I read it seemed like that paint stripper takes it down to the bare or atleast to a good paintable point.
So you'd suggest just getting say a good grit sand paper sand them down nice and good, then paint and clear coat? How are you rims holding up since painting?
So you'd suggest just getting say a good grit sand paper sand them down nice and good, then paint and clear coat? How are you rims holding up since painting?
http://www.forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=340256
Originally Posted by JSutter
saw blades have no crevices to speak of.
Justin has painted wheels and even then taking it down to bare metal is not necessary. I wrote a little how to when I repainted my wheels.
http://www.forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=340256
Justin has painted wheels and even then taking it down to bare metal is not necessary. I wrote a little how to when I repainted my wheels.
http://www.forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=340256
sweet thanks for the write up, ohh sweet Black rims!
ludacris has a good write up in the stickies it looks as though he used the same paint stripper
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...2&postcount=17
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...2&postcount=17
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