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Sims

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Registered: 15th Aug 03
Location: Bath/Bristol area Drove: 1994 Corsa SRi Now: VTR
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2nd Oct 03 at 12:24

Anyone know how you remove laquer off of plastic exterior? My GSi spoiler is sort of peeling and i think its the laquer. i think removing it all would be the best thing to do.

Anyone got any idea?

Ringo Sting

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2nd Oct 03 at 12:24

Use T-cut dweeb

Sims

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2nd Oct 03 at 12:27

lol. so it should take off all the wank? it does come off if you scrape it will your finger but would take ages to do.

I'll have to get my T-Cut back off my mate.

Ringo Sting

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2nd Oct 03 at 12:31

Just rub it hard and fast and it's bound to cum off

Sims

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2nd Oct 03 at 12:42

lol. i've heard that one before. I'll just lie back and let my girlfriend do it

AdiSRI

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2nd Oct 03 at 14:02

I think u will need a bit more than t-cut to remove all the laquer from an entire spoiler unless u have a few WEEKS spare and a LOT of t-cut! It dont work that fast.
Get a bodyshop to fix it m8!

kev_corsa

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2nd Oct 03 at 14:10

use a more abrasive rubbing compound

[Edited on 02-10-2003 by kev_corsa]

Kris TD

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2nd Oct 03 at 14:35

erm, no you will need to use wet and dry paper, and even then it takes a while . and then it will look dull, best off to get it resprayed.

Sims

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2nd Oct 03 at 14:54

yeah i thought i might need a bodyshop to do it. i'll pop round a local one and see what they think. cheerz lads for replies