shazaam

Whats a very good paint stripper for ultra high heat paint? Something I can pick up locally, and most importantly no more then $5-10.

I tired acetone and some paint thinner, it didnt even make a scratch

thanks

leebee

you could try citri-strip, its user friendly and available at most hdwr stores. its sort of a gel like substance so it will cling to verticle surfaces, it has its own scrubby pad to help remove the surface coating as it is dissolved away.

lee

FilthyRich

give a local auto paint store a call. Usually they have everything and you can buy it in small amounts. If you can't find anything I can get something local for you.

shazaam

yeah I'm going to head out in a bit and look .. I was just hoping someone knew a name I could look for that worked, save me some time n money.

Leebee- thanks, I'll look for it

jimbo74

jasco makes some gnarly strippers for all sort of stuff.....

Epic Ed

You simply can't use "good", "cheap", and "stripper" in the same sentance and not expect a few snide remarks and giggles.

I might be able to help you out if this didn't have anything to do with paint.

Ed

leebee

oooo! i like the sound of that! too bad im so far away.

lee

WT

I have used the Jasco stuff before too and had good results check your local hadware store like Lowes or Home Depot they should have it in a spray can and it works well. Sorry can recall the price but its not to bad from what I recall.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Marhyde Aircraft Coating Remover

About $5/can at your local auto parts place

It'll take the paint off anything and your skin...don't breath it either. Took the powder coating off the Can-Back rails like it was butter and you usually have to scrape powder coating, but it was a crappy powder coating job.

dragr1

iTrader: (3)

I'll second that stuff-I once used it to strip the coating off of aluminum wheels before I painted them. But wear good gloves and cover your mouth and nose!

shazaam

thanks guys ... I'll ask for it in the morning

stevrock

Why pay the money for sexual frustration, I can just hit up the Victoria Secret catalogue........

All jokes aside, I bought a paint stripper a couple weeks back for about $15, did a good job if you followed the instructions, I don't have the can anymore, wish I could help. Follow the instructions and you'll do ok kid....

89macrunner

Brake fluid works well for light duty paint removal

Silver_Truck

Brakleen the CRC stuff will strip the paint right off everything...but its more expensive then that aircraft stuff

shazaam

As cool as the aircraft coating remover sounded .. the guy at home depot looked at me like I'm crazy and looked like he was about to call homeland security on me cause I was looking to strip an aircraft.

So I got some other paint stripper stuff ... it did the job pretty well, along with a scraper tool ... I think if I sanded it, I could get a smoother finish though.

In anycase thanks again for the help guys!

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Aircraft stripper is for body work...you get it at the AUTO part store ya lunkhead! NOT HD!

DudeBud

i vote for the mar-hyde, works good http://www.bondo-online.com/catalog_...sp?itemNbr=318

dragr1

iTrader: (3)

Yep, and it comes in a spray can!

95ToyotaPU007

a rugged wire brush and lots of time. That should be cheap.