Subject	Unfortunately, I was under a time crunch for ZCON and had
Posted by	SpeedyZX on August 30, 2012 at 5:33 PM
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In Reply To	It would have cost you $10 for aircraft paint stripper posted by TriniTT on August 30, 2012 at 05:24 PM
Message	no time to go through the pain of attempting it a second time. I used a paint stripper that blistered the paint really well but it was hard to scrap off. The paint just smeared. At least I know that I did it right and don't have to think about it. I eat rice, I don't put rice on my car! sig quote by AEFL92, "you're not a pic whore...you're a pic pornstar..."
Follow Ups	So, I messed up painting my own valve covers over the - SpeedyZX 17:07:38 08/30/12 It would have cost you $10 for aircraft paint stripper - TriniTT 17:24:02 08/30/12 The $200 is inclusive of other prep-work and powdercoating. - MixManMash 17:29:14 08/30/12 I was thinking, - TriniTT 17:48:19 08/30/12 I actually really, really wanted to get the wrinkle finish. - SpeedyZX 18:06:51 08/30/12 Unfortunately, I was under a time crunch for ZCON and had - SpeedyZX 17:33:29 08/30/12 True. - TriniTT 17:43:56 08/30/12 aircraft paint stipper works great. But since you had no - bjZ 19:11:31 08/30/12 No sand blasting, soda blasting is ALOT safer (n/m) - toykoz32 20:06:19 08/30/12 Agree, sand blasting requires a LOT of careful clean-up (n/m) - cherryz 10:50:00 08/31/12 It's a shame that you can hardly see them once installed. (n/m) - SWhiteTT(WA) 19:47:04 08/30/12 They should not have coated the top lip where the oil cap - whip 20:56:04 08/30/12 Sorry but they took you to the cleaners, first they did not - CmyZ 00:21:56 08/31/12 gotta say he's right - BlackholeZ 00:42:23 08/31/12
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