gohogs34
Millington, TN.
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Going to paint my fender wells and trip on our Mirada. I will be using Fusion plastic paint and question is what do I need to use to clean the plastic before painting, removing grease film. ect. paint thinner, rubbing alcohol??
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RAGster
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I would consider using acetone. But, I'm not a paint expert by any stretch of the imagination.
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Trailer Trash 2
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RAGster wrote:I would consider using acetone. But, I'm not a paint expert by any stretch of the imagination.
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That might attack the PVC fenders, I would try denatured alcohal.
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bluck
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Don't use acetone it's a solvent-cement for most plastics, denatured alcohal, as mentioned, or plain old mineral spirits will work fine.
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NavyDood
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Scuff them with a green scotch brite and then wipe them off with rubbing alcohol.
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