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D0NN3R

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9th Jul 12 at 16:32

i need to bare metal a set of alloys i used nitro mors but it hasnt even touched the paint

whats a better one to use

thanks

Jamie-C

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9th Jul 12 at 16:38

Sand blasting.

D0NN3R

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9th Jul 12 at 16:40

cant afford that at the moment

oba-corsa

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9th Jul 12 at 16:40

get them bead blasted its not as harsh as sand blasting.
then use some etch primer.

ar corsagsi

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9th Jul 12 at 17:28

Go to your local paint supplier they should stock it, nitromors changed there formula, Its a waste of money.

Prey

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9th Jul 12 at 23:49

if you tried this ignore this : slap a good couple of coats of nitromors on, cling film them up and leave overnight - usually works.

if it doesn't they might be powder coated? gasket remover spray is supposed to be good for getting that off.

D0NN3R

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10th Jul 12 at 07:50

quote:
Originally posted by Prey
if you tried this ignore this : slap a good couple of coats of nitromors on, cling film them up and leave overnight - usually works.

if it doesn't they might be powder coated? gasket remover spray is supposed to be good for getting that off.

ah i will have a go with the cling film thanks

D0NN3R

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13th Jul 12 at 10:36

still not working

do cav fanblades have a plastic coating on them

Root

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13th Jul 12 at 11:14

SMASH IT WITH A HAMMER!!

hoppydan

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13th Jul 12 at 17:29

i had a shit load of trouble getting paint off my fanblades... try a really corse wre wool brush on a drill

Terry12

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13th Jul 12 at 17:59

Who was the tool that put alloys in a fire to strip the paint?

They're more than likely powder coated. Can't you just scotch the original paint and paint over that?

D0NN3R

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14th Jul 12 at 11:33

paint work is very bad on then

ar corsagsi

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14th Jul 12 at 13:08

Try some proper paint stripper your wasting your time with the nitromors

Root

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14th Jul 12 at 16:00

blast it with piss!