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Near Brisbane? Anyone know anyone who will be able to do this? or maybe who might have some gear and be willing to share for a carton of piss? Had a look on the net but only found a load of industrial companies who only accept big jobs, tried emailing a few of them but none of them got back to me. pants.
I heard brake fluid does wonders for paint stripping.
brake fluid can also stay on the metal and repel new paint
super cheap sell hand held sand blasters for about $40 ish and $15 for a bucket of grit good for smaller jobs
Great idea! thanks for that mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by ontarv
I suppose thats less work than a hand held sander would be, possibly!
Hume's Bodyworks at Albion is also apparently a very good body shop.
I wouldn't use the brake fluid for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by team_v
For the big areas there are the paint strippers and good old fashion orbital sander does a good job on them. The smaller areas that aren't that easy to sand, I would attack them with the hand held sand blaster.
Cheers I'll check them out. I'll probably end up doing it myself. What's the point in having a mk1 if you don't at least try and do it yourself? Might as well be a new car!
angle grinder and a nylon wheel works wonders
The sand blasting sand @ Supercheap is far to fine to strip paint (unless its flaking off).
I ended up doing what Stan did and attacked it with a grinder.
Ahhh ok cool. Time to start shopping for an angle grinder. I'm only prepping a set of wheels. I've done it before but last time I did it with sandpaper by hand!! Took a week!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryana89