RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/19/2006 4:48:50 PM
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Clu7ch
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Anthony, I think chroming your car is a bad idea. One, cost, ouch. Two, it would literally be a oven in the sun and you could only take it out in cloudy days(rain?). 3, youd kill someone. The sun would hit that, and everyone in the opposite lane would be blinded and wreck. 4, dont be stupid[slap]
A better idea would be to powdercoat your car. And, if ur guy has the right material, they can powder coat a chrome color(looks exactly like it) and doesnt pit or anything for atleast 40 years....
yeah, i know! in all honesty, if i could afford to do it, it would be a show only car. def not a daily driver. just the idea is bad ass.
i'm getting her done up in metallic black with metallic silver LeManns stripes with my own added twist!
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so your so desperate for attention you follow someone from one forum to another. Talk about pathetic.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/19/2006 9:42:22 PM
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EmperorOfChicken
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http://www.boulevardknights.org/mc10-03.jpg
thats a pic of my dads cobra at a local cruise night (dallas TX) YOU NEED an aluminum body, with a 289 that thing would act like a steel bodied 66 with a 351 
PM me and i can prolly scan some pics i just found that one on google.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/19/2006 11:01:04 PM
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428coupe
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I used the aircraft stripper for the first time tonight, worked excellent. It's a little pricey though, 6 bucks a can!!
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 12:22:15 AM
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hity645
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Definatly a good way to eat out the paint though. I think for the hard to reach spots Ill use sand paper, or buy a small lil sand blaster. We also got an air sander to use for after the paints stripped off. Now the choice of primers...
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 12:42:01 AM
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yea i used that stuff on my camaro's rims to remove the yellow clear coat and it worked great! but i freaking sucks when you get a drop of it on your hands and it eats your skin and burns like nothing i felt before! but other than that its good stuff lol :)
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 7:29:35 AM
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tms
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Let me know how it dose at the end CLuch lol looks like my rust bucket oh well ,had once you use it how are you getting the striper off thats left once you get beck to matel ?
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 1:43:18 PM
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Clu7ch
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Let me know how it dose at the end CLuch lol looks like my rust bucket oh well ,had once you use it how are you getting the striper off thats left once you get beck to matel ?
it says to use water, or thinner to rinse the metal. i used water the other day cause i was too lasy to find the thinnner. would go out today, but i'm a little hung over from last night and i'm going to a party tonight too. got i hate being young!
but seriously, i figured, use the thinner to neutralize it, let it sit bare for a few days, snad it down a little and than prime. if there's anything left over and it eventually does eat at the paint, by than i sold be a grown up (i really don't like that idea tho  ) an dshould be able to afford to pay someone to take it to the metal and do it again. or i'll have better equipment to work with.
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so your so desperate for attention you follow someone from one forum to another. Talk about pathetic.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 3:29:27 PM
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Yeah, you have to use the thick kitchen rubber gloves and goggles while working with that stuff. Just rinse it with water and a scrub brush.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 3:36:55 PM
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Clu7ch
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Yeah, you have to use the thick kitchen rubber gloves and goggles while working with that stuff. Just rinse it with water and a scrub brush.
shoot! i didn't! damn, am i gonna get SARS now? tell me i'll live doc! i'm too young to die!
BTW, i like that sig pic. show's the beauty of your car better, but is that a hoveround behind it? your hoveround?
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so your so desperate for attention you follow someone from one forum to another. Talk about pathetic.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 4:32:36 PM
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but is that a hoveround behind it? your hoveround?
ROFL!
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 7:38:55 PM
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fast66
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't promote oxidation other than the fact it may expose metal, I'm assuming actually "vapourizes" it to an extent, like alcohol... I suppose a decent example is comparing it to how bleach is to us. It "seeps" beneath the paint, and "lifts" it from underneath (Probably by forcing oxygen into and beneath the paint). That was a fun weekend. I used a brush, and occasionally it splattered on me. Suprisingly smolderingly sexy unique burning sensation best described it. It's a very effective way to get an aerodynamic finish for that desired performance in flight... from a typical dogfight to package transportation. It'll save on fuel.
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RE: First Experiance with Aircraft Stripper - 6/20/2006 7:49:38 PM
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Soaring
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Yeah, you have to use the thick kitchen rubber gloves and goggles while working with that stuff. Just rinse it with water and a scrub brush.
shoot! i didn't! damn, am i gonna get SARS now? tell me i'll live doc! i'm too young to die!
BTW, i like that sig pic. show's the beauty of your car better, but is that a hoveround behind it? your hoveround?
Nah, that's a John Deere riding awn mower you DA. JonBeast is making me a new sig pic as we speak. So, in the next few days you will see a new Soaring sig pic with both of my Stangs.
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