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Learn from my mistake.....I was using paint stripper yesterday and a TINY amount dripped and got on my rear bumper w/out me knowing till later.It actually created a divot in the bumper! Use caution.
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Jeez...What stripper are you using?
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I agree. That's some potent stripper your using. I stripped mine by hand. Sand, sand an sand some more. Lot of work, but a lot safer. My .02
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Mike,
If you're stripping the car in preparation for a new paint job, it would probably be easier to pull all of the chrome & trim first.
This should make it easier to work on & save a lot of stress over another oops...........
Good luck,
Anthony
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[QUOTE=my7T1]I agree. That's some potent stripper your using. I stripped mine by hand. Sand, sand an sand some more. Lot of work, but a lot safer. My .02[/QUOTE]
greypoupon69 2008-04-09 17:15:52
PBAAB......Now I know why your so weird/funny.....all that sanding stuff did somethin' to ya......
.........got YA!
.........got YA! 
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Darn, I thought you were talking about 
STRIPPERS (the soft and cuddily type) ...................not strippers, oh well either one can cause you some serious 
problems. The car problems can be fixed a little bit easier, then the Momma ones. You must observe caution with both! corvette440hp 2008-04-09 16:43:46
STRIPPERS (the soft and cuddily type) ...................not strippers, oh well either one can cause you some serious problems. The car problems can be fixed a little bit easier, then the Momma ones. You must observe caution with both! 
corvette440hp
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follow up to comments...It was the stripper with the airplane on the can.The bumper in question was just laying on floor while I was stripping a non corvette part.Don't use this stuff on your cars,it will get you later! Spend the money and have your old paint media blasted as I did.
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PBAAB......Now I know why your so weird/funny.....all that sanding stuff did somethin' to ya...............got YA!
[/QUOTE]
.........got YA! OK Mick. Should we talk about the kind of strippers you draw pictures of??
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corvette440hp 2008-04-10 08:43:22
OK Mick. Should we talk about the kind of strippers you draw pictures of??
[/QUOTE] Did someone mention STRIPPERS again? I have StripDar that guides me straight to where ever they might be. We need pictures!!!
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