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Old 02-15-02, 09:43   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation Newbie help on rims clearcoat

I'm ashamed to say that my rims are in pretty bad condition, They are stock 1995 integra gs-r alluminum rims with a clearcoat. the problem is, the clearcoat is peeling off and looks really horrible. so my question is, can I get a product that will remove the clearcoat so that I can just polish the allu. underneath, or do I have to get them repaired somewhere? I would rather just remove the rest of the clearcoat, because I'll probably get new rims before too long, but for now it's driving me crazy!
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Do a search.......

This was asked before and FORREST gave the info on how to do this and what products to use.........
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I remember that thread and I think there was another that showroom lincoln said some stuff in.

It was not that old maybe a month.
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Aircraft solvent/stripper is what you want to use to remove the clear. It's sold most everywhere.
 
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Thank's alot, I had done a search earlier, but I couldn't find anything. So I searched for Forrest's posts and found the one you were talking about. Sorry for the repost.
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Could you put a link to that thread here? I just did a search and came up empty. I've got some damage to the clearcoat on the rims that I need to fix, too.

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Be very careful when using clear coat stripper, it's some pretty harsh stuff! Make sure you wear gloves and do it in an area with proper ventilation.
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Here is the link http://www.autopia-carport.com/forum...clearcoat+rims
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