In a message dated 00-11-29 17:04:04 EST, robc@cisco.com writes:
<< So is the best method a stout putty knife/cold chisel and a hammer?
Will chemically stripping the paint also take care of the undercoating? >>
Rob,
I just went through this with the TR6.....I used a sharpened, stiff putty
knife plus several stiff wire brushes and some screwdrivers combined with
your favorite solvent in a spray bottle.....and lots of rubbing.....this is
really a grunt job but somehow I have a feeling that it'll be worth
it.....good luck. Oh, the cold may work to your advantage as the thicker
stuff gets brittle when cold and can be cracked with a rubber hammer....
chip
Chip Krout
'76 TR6 CF57822U (chassis finished - working on body & engine)
'70 Spit Mk3 FDU78512L (tucked away for a long winter's nap)
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