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  • PaulTRose
    SMF Supporters
    • Jun 2013
    • 6468
    • Paul
    • Tattooine

    #16
    Originally posted by stillp
    Good idea, I'll try that.

    Pete
    just take proper safety precautions

    use a container big enough.....use a lid........dont spill it!....dont get it on your skin, wear gloves.......make sure you wash the kit in clean running water to get rid of it all..use an old tooth brush if need be to get in the nooks n crannys.......pour the bf back into the proper container when you are done and put it somewhere safe
    Per Ardua

    We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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    • stillp
      SMF Supporters
      • Nov 2016
      • 8095
      • Pete
      • Rugby

      #17
      Yes, will do. Some years ago I completely restored a Triumph TR4A (full size, not the Airfix one!) and found the boot lid had been sprayed with a primer/filler that was impervious to every paint stripper I could find. I set it aside thinking I would have to sand all the paint off, and while it was lying around I left a rag that I'd used to mop up the brake fluid on it. A few weeks later I lifted the rag, and away came the primer/filler leaving clean metal behind!

      Pete

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