Paint stripping: the easy way!
Paint stripping: the easy way!
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jonbarrett

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800 posts

231 months

Saturday 3rd September 2011
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Thought I would share this new paint stripper I have started using with you guys. This video relates to a lathe renovation I am doing but I will also be using the product to do all the paint stripping on the TVR renovation. It even works on the plastic coating on the suspension parts. It has saved me hours.

http://s190.photobucket.com/albums/z18/jonbarrettb...

pmessling

2,318 posts

232 months

Saturday 3rd September 2011
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so is it just call Neo ecostrip, plan on painting the chassis soon, over winter, mainly the surface rust bits and this looks good.

Would it be as affected painted on, as its looks very watery.

jonbarrett

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800 posts

231 months

Saturday 3rd September 2011
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They do a gel version for painting on rather than dipping. I'll run some tests on powder coat. The supplier, Cirrus, is moving factory so their website was down last time I looked.

jammy_basturd

29,778 posts

241 months

Sunday 4th September 2011
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Last time I went through the process of stripping and repainting the suspension arms on the Cerb, I bought about £100 worth of various products to try, in the end though nothing did it as effortlessly as giving it to a blaster and having the callipers and front suspension components completely stripped for about £40!

jonbarrett

Original Poster:

800 posts

231 months

Sunday 4th September 2011
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The great thing with this product is that it does not disolve the paint, just breaks the bond with the surface, thus you can use it over and over again.