I've heard that a good way to remove the undercoating is to paint it with
Diesel fuel... (paint brush)... liberally... and let it soak in... do this
a few times... repeated coats... over time... and then you can basically wipe
it away with a firm brush/rags/diesel fuel....
While I have NOT done this myself... I have used diesel many other times for
other similar materials... and it worked GREAT!
Not environment friendly either, but oh well!
--Justin
Los Angeles
glite wrote:
> Andy wrote:
> >
> > Anyone have any tips on removing the undercoating from the wheel wells,
> > etc.?
>
> I've used paint remover (Aviation Brand?) ususally purchased in gallon
> cans. Paint it on, lay saran wrap over it (or a dry-cleaning bag) and
> let it stay for about one half hour. Remove the saran, apply a second
> coat, wait a little longer then remove with steel wool on fiddly pieces,
> or a putty knife on flat sheets. Clean up with lacquer thinner. Worked
> very well but is not considered enviromentaly friendly.
>
> george leicht
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