jasonmax

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The previous owner did a bad job of touch up paint. I'm trying to get it off and redo it.

GigEmAgs07

i've heard good things about langka. try there.

LandsEnd

I have used Langka on my car just recently to remove bad touch up paint from previous owner. It works awesome!! Get it. Only takes off the touch up paint. It will NOT remove your original oem paint. Don't worry.

black95max

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use laquir thinner. thats what we used when i detailed at the car dealership. its cheap and easy to get

Kyle00

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Probably not the smartest thing to do, I wouldn't recommend it

jasonmax

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thx man.

ROCKART

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where do i get langka?

auto parts store or do i have to order it?

GigEmAgs07

all i know of is langka.com. i think that's the site.

koruptiondblg

wont lacquer thinner remove the clear coat and the paint?

I have a custom cabinetry shop with an in house paint booth and we use lacquer thinner to remove any paint or existing sealers or lacquers. We also use it to clean up our hvlp guns and pressure pots.

protoman9999

i stuck a couple of decals on my max a few years back but now im having second thoughts about it. is it worth removing these? and if so how should i do it?

SixSpeedSwen

i used laquer thinner when detailing at the dealer as well.... all you need is a tiny bit on something like a white window towel and just don't go crazy with the rubbing.... or if you have a wheel you can hit it real quick with a wool cutting pad, if it's that bad of a touch up job it will come right off... just make sure you follow up with a foam polishing pad and some wax!