Removing plasti-dip/clear coat
#1
Senior Member
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Removing plasti-dip/clear coat
Before everyone chuckles/rants
I have experience with this product, but I have a new situation...
I have done large flat objects such as bumpers, panels, etc. But I tried a new object this weekend, my AC vents.
I did my AC vents as I've seen others do to just get a feel as to the color scheme I wanted to do for my interior, and I like it!
But the problem is, while plastidipping and clear coating the vents it is in the moving parts of the vent, I want to remove the plasti dip and clear coat to move on to the real deal - paint.
My problem is, how do I remove the dip from the small parts that I can't simply start at a corner and start peeling...is there ANYTHING I can't soak these parts in to remove the dip from the parts my large fingers can't reach??
Any help would be outstanding...thanks in advance, bigburns
I have experience with this product, but I have a new situation...
I have done large flat objects such as bumpers, panels, etc. But I tried a new object this weekend, my AC vents.
I did my AC vents as I've seen others do to just get a feel as to the color scheme I wanted to do for my interior, and I like it!
But the problem is, while plastidipping and clear coating the vents it is in the moving parts of the vent, I want to remove the plasti dip and clear coat to move on to the real deal - paint.
My problem is, how do I remove the dip from the small parts that I can't simply start at a corner and start peeling...is there ANYTHING I can't soak these parts in to remove the dip from the parts my large fingers can't reach??
Any help would be outstanding...thanks in advance, bigburns
#5
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Brake fluid will work too, as long as you don't get it on anything else. Yes on your paint choice. The Fusion Plastic paints are garbage. Rustoleum products take a little more time to dry but it's way better paint. Only thing better is Vinyl & Plastic colors from Dupli-Color. $9 bucks a can in limited colors
#6
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You can paint over the plastidip.
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#8
TOTM November 2019
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Why would you clear coat over it if you wanted to remove it? If you have "experience" with dip, you should know it doesnt remove easily when clear-coated. Bug and tar remover remove uncoated dip easily. Wish I had a easy solution for you. You may just have to sand it off (tedious, but it may be your only option). Most paint strippers will eat the plastic as well. Good-luck.
#9
TOTM November 2019
iTrader: (2)
Brake fluid will work too, as long as you don't get it on anything else. Yes on your paint choice. The Fusion Plastic paints are garbage. Rustoleum products take a little more time to dry but it's way better paint. Only thing better is Vinyl & Plastic colors from Dupli-Color. $9 bucks a can in limited colors