Subject	There is special urethane chemical stripper
Posted by	ZXoltan on October 04, 2017 at 8:32 AM
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In Reply To	what about bumpers with no rock guard to start with? posted by TTkeeper on October 03, 2017 at 04:20 PM
Message	But I never found it very easy to use (dont use regular aircraft paint stripper on urethane!) They can be wet sanded to get most of the paint thickness off. On the rock guard, use ScotchBrite pads as others have suggested, best to start with a sanding paste that will get down into the grooves, then a wet scotchBrite. Use plenty of soap and water to wash it down after using the paste. After washing you'll also be able to see shiny spots where the paint was not cut.
Follow Ups	repainting oem bumpers...possible? - TTkeeper 14:33:43 10/02/17 The fake "undercoating" cannot be sanded and - JMartz 14:56:12 10/02/17 what about bumpers with no rock guard to start with? - TTkeeper 16:20:16 10/03/17 If it is OEM paint, light sanding and filling of - JMartz 07:03:02 10/04/17 There is special urethane chemical stripper - ZXoltan 08:32:23 10/04/17 im just finishing up a colour change on my z - pearlzed 16:45:51 10/02/17 can new paint be sprayed over old? - TTkeeper 09:42:44 10/03/17 Yes you can repaint. Because of rock guard sand with>> - ZUL8TR 03:10:31 10/04/17 What can you expect to pay a body shop to paint a bumper? - TTkeeper 22:43:55 10/04/17 With prep + primer + sand and clean + color + clear >> - ZUL8TR 05:17:46 10/05/17
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