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Old 12-11-2008, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by zenithfan1 View Post
Usually gasoline will remove that crappy spray paint without damaging the paint from the factory. Try a little spot on the back and see what happens.

Sometimes oven cleaner will work. And there is usually a degree of control of how much wanted/unwanted material is moved by the length of time it is allowed to remain applied. I got Rustoleum paint off my '53 Dodge truck this way many years ago. It removed the spray paint and left the factory finish.

Pay attention to temperature; the cooler the temp the longer the process takes--yet another control parameter.
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