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Lacquer thinner and a toothbrush should have taken it right off. Often times I go at the final polish with Mothers mag wheel polish by hand, and it also melts if off. After Mothers, hit it with lacquer thinner (I've been told acetone works even better), then follow that with Caswells's SP degreaser until it passes the water break test. Maybe you left out that last step?
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I started doing an ego today and got it polished up, donno if its the fact that my laquer thinner is kinda old and dirty but I soak it and scrub and it just seems to thin it out over the piece and makes my hands tingle
I will try the naptha, is that available at an autopart store or walmart or where? |
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You might try HD for naphtha. If they don't carry it with the other paint chemicals, you may have to check somewhere that carries automotive paint and ask for the wax and grease remover. PPG product is DX330.
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