Leave the stripper to work and soften the paint, according to the directions. In a few minutes, you will see the chemical reaction working. That would certainly lift your fresh paint.īe careful around rubber and plastic as they may be damaged.
Avoid seams, as the stripper may seep through after you've applied paint. The stripper is applied to the car with a wide paintbrush, working in one direction only. Pour a good amount of paint stripper in an open container. Safety gear should include a respirator mask, rubber gloves, and safety glasses. This allows the stripper to be absorbed better and work quicker.īefore you start applying the paint stripper, lay plastic drop cloths around the entire work area.
Scuff the surface of the car with 40-grit sandpaper. Any small areas missed can be sanded later on. If you are removing paint from around windows, cover the glass with plastic sheeting. Remove any parts of the car that do not need to be stripped (chrome, rubber, etc.) Use duct tape or masking tape to cover anything else. If you're working outside, stay in the shade, as the chemicals evaporate quickly in the sun.
If you're working in a small, closed workspace like your garage, keep the door open. Aircraft-quality paint stripper works best.īecause chemical strippers are toxic, precautions must be taken. Two gallons is usually enough to do a medium-sized car. Chemical strippers are usually offered in brush-on applications, in liquid or gel forms. Chemical paint removers are toxic and messy, but with proper ventilation and proper protective gear, are quite effective at removing multiple layers of paint.
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