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Anyone have advice on how, or what products to use to remove my painted pinstripes on my PT?
Thanks, John
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2002 Lt. Almond base model: flames & pin striping; Borla Duals; Mopar 5-spoke chrome 16" wheels; Dunlop SP Sport A2 205/55R16 tires; Autotechnica chrome grill; Lake Pipes w/MOON caps; Kustom Kruzr w/Flameball; Airaid Intake; strut bar; guage eyebrows; billet door pull locks, chrome shorty antenna & bezel; Streamline visor/rear shelf stickers; painted bumpers/mirrors; mudflaps |
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It may sound funny, but give a spray-on oven cleaner a try. I've done it with mixed results. Check out that thread for other suggestions too.
Good luck!
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Talked to a pinstripe guy who re-did my stripes. He said he carries a can of Easy-Off Oven Cleaner with him to remove old pinstripes.
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Gotta Dremel tool???? Suggest just the mini buffer discs of cotton and maybe a very light app of mineral spirits to the face.
Only problme could be it runs too fast even at slowest speed, so potential friction burning of finish. Other option a cordless drill and do same thing. Rotsa Ruck L
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Lars 6 years of 'Luv mah PTee but now ready for a change Fun while it lasted, whatever happened to 'The car people' at Chrysler and dealers??????? SAD ____________________________ 2002 base model stick, with varied original mods.... now a New Yorker model.... |
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