Paint stripper

[87 325iS]

Going to be doing some work on my airdam. Does anybody know of a paint stripper that won't damage the plastic? I thought Jordan mentioned one before but I can't find the thread. Thanks.

[UNHCLL]

used it to strip my airdam.

[87 325iS]

I've never seen that. Where'd you get it?

[UNHCLL]

No clue! Its probably from when we used to refinish our wooden sail boat.

Go to any hardware store/automotive place and try to buy some Aircraft Stripper.
Make sure you use it outside.
Let the chemicals do the work.

I found scoring the top surface (brillo, stiff metal brush) then applying stripper works best. Dont rush it, the stripper will do its job.

Good luck.

[87 325iS]

Alright, thanks

[M-technik-3]

I'm using aircraft stripper on my the wifes front valance. Bent up got a red one of course cheap, but need to ne laguna green and it's a slow process. Arg been 5 days and half way there on the metal unit.

[UNHCLL]

I'm using aircraft stripper on my the wifes front valance. Bent up got a red one of course cheap, but need to ne laguna green and it's a slow process. Arg been 5 days and half way there on the metal unit.

Makita w/ wire wheel.
then either apply the texture over again new... or make it a smooth valance.

[M-technik-3]

Yeah the texture is driving mr nuts.

[BMW BMXER]

I swear there are more red air dams kicking around than any other.