Paint removal on old wheels?

[IRON-E]

I've found that this stuff works a lot better than other aircraft stripper.

Thanks man, I will have to try that in the near future.

Trick of the trade once you apply the stripper cover it with plastic to keep it from drying out. It will take more off and it takes much less effort when it's not all dried up.

Ha, I actually made sure I was in a well ventilated area. It was hot yesterday when I did the stripping.
i thought the object was to let it air dry and apply more coats of the gel.

[sonomabimmers]

Trick of the trade once you apply the stripper cover it with plastic to keep it from drying out. It will take more off and it takes much less effort when it's not all dried up.

thats what method i used when stripping a mustang's paint. was coming off in like foot long strips

[ThatOneEuroE30]

I've found that this stuff works a lot better than other aircraft stripper.

Never seen that stuff before.

[gart]

Trick of the trade once you apply the stripper cover it with plastic to keep it from drying out. It will take more off and it takes much less effort when it's not all dried up.

[AndrewBird]

I've found that this stuff works a lot better than other aircraft stripper.

[IRON-E]

What i would do is take the gel version and apply it with paint brush and then let it sit the 10 or 20 min it needs. After that i would take a plastic razor blade and scrape the shit off.

That was the exact procedure I did, like I stated in the original post, 3-4 coats of crappy paint take a toll over the years.
It's all good though, with your guy's help I was able to remove a huge amount of gunked up crap.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

What i would do is take the gel version and apply it with paint brush and then let it sit the 10 or 20 min it needs. After that i would take a plastic razor blade and scrape the shit off.

[IRON-E]

I also wanna say please use latex gloves, the aerosol version of this stuff blew back from wind, and nitrile reacted and started burning hand

Ended up using the gel version, to prevent the wind blowing back at me.

I wore several layers of gloves too. Even after a little while the latex ones start to burn.

Thank for the tips guys, I went ahead and used some heavy duty, thick rubber gloves I had from work. Only complaint is, I used a paint brush and some small dots would hit my skin and freaking burn.

stripped a whole 66 mustang with this. powerful stuff

I was expecting better results but this will do for now, as I'm gonna have the lips professionally polished. :D

[sonomabimmers]

Thank you

stripped a whole 66 mustang with this. powerful stuff

[ThatOneEuroE30]

I also wanna say please use latex gloves, the aerosol version of this stuff blew back from wind, and nitrile reacted and started burning hand

I wore several layers of gloves too. Even after a little while the latex ones start to burn.

[Matt-B]

I also wanna say please use latex gloves, the aerosol version of this stuff blew back from wind, and nitrile reacted and started burning hand

[IRON-E]

Here you go...2 sec search.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0483&ppt=C0171

Thank you, it's Sunday and I'm with the family.

[dnguyen1963]

Kind of a stupid question but, can this be purchased at the local home Depot or do I have to buy online?

Here you go...2 sec search.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0483&ppt=C0171

[IRON-E]

Kind of a stupid question but, can this be purchased at the local home Depot or do I have to buy online?

[ThatOneEuroE30]

Thank you

No problem! Even though you said he used it already its the best shit out there. I've had stuff not give up easily and it just needs to be done layer by layer it sucks but only way unless you wanna sit there and sand it all off