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Matt H
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16th Apr 07 at 18:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Some people mention using a grinder, seems a bit extreme?

Other people mentions a scraper. This sounds like a more suited tool for the job?


Whats the best plan of attack? Spray with GUNK type stuff & then attack with scraper?

Any tips?
Matt H
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TTT
Matt H
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TTT again
jr
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what do you mena, under the arch, where the stonechip stuff is
Matt H
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I was just about to send a text about this


Yes, the stonechip stuff. The bit thats actually inside the back arches
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why do you wanna strip it, i mean i am, but im diffrent

angle grinder/240v frill and a wire brush
Matt H
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It looked a total mess & was annoying me

Saw the pics of Bendys car with it all painted up & thought it looked rather good. Even if its just going to get sealed over again

I've been using a scraper & some gunk. Works OK ish but its not flat to its tricky getting the scraper in

Got an angle grinder somewhere, just need to get a wire brush attatchment then?

[Edited on 17-04-2007 by Matt H]
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yes, i cant belive you used a scraper and gunk though, no wonder its been slow, gunk is a degreaser and not a solvent to remove stuff like the stone chip
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gunk will only get you to this stage, to remove it wirebrush will take minutes
Matt H
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I did wonder about the gunk stuff

Cleans it all up well though & got rid of the dirt inside the arch
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it will, buts thats it
Matt H
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James - circular one or a bushy brushy



[Edited on 17-04-2007 by Matt H]
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circular. Brush one is ok for cleaning up loose rust/paint etc.
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Bushy brushy sounds cooler though?

 
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