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Need a good stripper - jimxms - 30-09-2020
I have a bit of a dilema....I need to return some brake discs that didn't fit, but I've painted them with caliper paint *DOH*
So, does anyone know a good paint stripper that will get caliper paint off without damaging the discs?
Need a good stripper - sprinter2012 - 30-09-2020
I think Nitromors is supposed to be good stuff, that was what people always used to strip paint off bike frames when I did downhill riding.
Need a good stripper - jimxms - 30-09-2020
sprinter2012 I think Nitromors is supposed to be good stuff, that was what people always used to strip paint off bike frames when I did downhill riding.
Cool. Now to see if I can get that from Halfords as I hat waiting for things to arrive :p
Need a good stripper - Matt_C - 30-09-2020
Nitromors used to be good stuff, until it got censored by the ROHS mob. Now it's just watered down fairy liquid
Need a good stripper - sprinter2012 - 30-09-2020
Matt_C Nitromors used to be good stuff, until it got censored by the ROHS mob. Now it's just watered down fairy liquid
I looked it up earlier to check the spelling actually, and it does say they've changed the formula...
But what it does say is that it won't start bubbling the paint as fast, but that it will stay 'active' on the surface longer and also it takes on average 2-3 less applications than the old stuff to get down to a bare surface.
Need a good stripper - Matt_C - 30-09-2020
Never read any of that, all I can say is using the original stuff ten years ago compared to using it nowadays, is like night and day.
Need a good stripper - sprinter2012 - 30-09-2020
Matt_C Never read any of that, all I can say is using the original stuff ten years ago compared to using it nowadays, is like night and day.
I think that's the way with a lot of stuff these days, anything that's good at it's job is either dangerous or bad for the environment now. lol
Need a good stripper - Sparkystav - 30-09-2020
what about good old wet and dry?
Need a good stripper - Mr Reman - 30-09-2020
If it's new calliper paint (Less than 3 or 4 days maximum since painting) and hasn't been subjected to any major heating, you should be able to get shot of it with half a litre of cellulose thinners and a paint brush.
Scotty B.
Need a good stripper - Chris0121 - 30-09-2020
This weather may be I your favour too paint hates the cold so may be easier to shift