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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Rochester, KENT
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Re: GRIZZ’s ‘79 - 2WD BLAZER Challenge over in London, England. “~It’s not a Project
![]() Need I say more?? I have loads of little jobs to get to while I am off work for a few days, as long as the weather allows me. Tonight on the way home I stopped and got some,paint stripper........ not a recommended product in my world. ![]() They recommend applying, waiting 30 minutes and applying a second coat of the stuff inneeded. Nope, not even maybe. ![]() Including scraping, scratching and trying to move some of the military cameo paint from the badges, which took me 3 hours, RHD results were absolutely disappointing. After three hours ![]() Product absolutely NOT Recommended ![]() After scraping with a sharp knife and trying to clean up what the chemicals could not do, I have realised that the only way to use these badges, will be to paint them all one colour and then to roller the high surfaces in a different colour to contrast. ![]() So my quick first holiday job took a lot longer than planned. More fun tomorrow as I have garage time coming.
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