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Old 01-30-2017, 08:58 PM   #1
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Well my wife ran over a bunch of stripping paint on the highway that fell off a truck. Its on the wheel wells and rocker panels. Any idea, that crap is hard
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Old 01-30-2017, 09:29 PM   #2
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Old 01-30-2017, 09:42 PM   #3
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I called txdot after I got a bunch on my truck and they told me to use warm soapy water to get it off
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extra p.

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I have a little experience with it. If you wanna bring it by the shop I can try some things at it. But typically a body solvent with a plastic razor blade, followed by some machine polishing to clean it up.
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extra p.

god bless.
Remember when that dude on here went home with a striper? Or maybe it was a catfish?
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I have a little experience with it. If you wanna bring it by the shop I can try some things at it. But typically a body solvent with a plastic razor blade, followed by some machine polishing to clean it up.
Where you located
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Shops is located in Garland off 635 / Skillman.
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I think the question on everyone's mind: How to remove strippers's glitter?
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I think the question on everyone's mind: How to remove strippers's glitter?
This never comes off. if you take a stripper home, put her in the trunk.
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A rigid, plastic bondo putty spreader and ice cubes for the body paint, the rubber inner liners are toast, I just buy new ones and replace them or eventually, road grime/dirt/mud will cover those up. Good luck, that shit sucks!
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this stuff is supposed to work according to the google.

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Oh yeah, I forget about that stuff, it works great, especially on road tar, old window tint glue, stealership emblems and old stickers.
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this stuff is supposed to work according to the google.

Tried it and it didnt do squat
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Tried it and it didnt do squat
Try it better.
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Strippers hate that stuff!
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Goo gone.

Although at this point its probably dried.
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Filed a claim with ins. Hopefully they cover it.
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easyoff oven cleaner. good for lettering too .
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