Best way to strip paint off springs?
Hey guys I'm trying to strip the paint off some springs and I was wondering what is the best way?
I currently have them sitting in Dot4 brake fluid but not sure that will work. Thanks. Ethan |
I did it once, it was either acetone or paint thinner. I must have sniffed too many fumes, I dont remember.
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Jasko paint remover.
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Wire wheel on a dremel. Only took me 5 minutes for all 4 springs
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naphtha, paint thinner or acetone will all work.
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Wire brush and dremel works great. If you want the color completely gone with minimal effort. Swing by an auto parts store and grab a can of Aircraft Remover. It smells horrible but takes the paint off in maybe 20 seconds.
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Do you have to soak them or just the fumes??
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you need to soak them, not for very long tho. the paint will start to crinkle then rub right off. you can huff the fumes, fun had by all.
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Oven cleaner,, non safe for enviro kind. Triple duty. Clean your oven,your paint on metal remover and your nasal cavity cleaner.
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Another alternative to striping them is to dye them black. That's what I do to all my springs and they turn out pretty good.
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what if they are navy blue?
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I'm totally man enough to run pink springs. In the rear, none the less.
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Originally Posted by lowroad
(Post 8637020)
In the rear, none the less.
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Be sure to were proper ppe when using paint remover products. I always wear safety glasses now free and accidental splash of quick dry ca in the eye. That's was scary lol
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I use acetone and a wire brush. Or you could use an dull x-acto blade works wonders too but takes a awhile.:nod::nod:;)
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