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Old 05-18-2014, 04:38 PM   #5
Edahall
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Re: Anyone ever used a paint stripper to remove factory paint

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Originally Posted by eighteenninetytwo View Post
for the tailgate I got from pick n pull. Just wondering how to approach it. Some areas I will have to sand to bare metal and apply no-rust or POR15 then primer: Some have factory paint still. Trying to figure whether to sand it all down (crazy effort time money etc) or whether to try to build up the areas which will be bare metal to the level of the factory paint. with lots of layers.
You can sand off the paint in no time with a 1/4 sheet sander using 80 grit sand paper.

Afterwards, use epoxy primer on the bare metal.
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