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Be very careful with solvents or paint removers in areas such as a trunk. The solvents in these products are very strong. The vapors are dangerous to breathe, and with a project like this you tend to spend a lot of time with your head in the trunk. The fumes are also easily ignited. Vapors tend to concentrate in an area like a trunk because they are heavier than air. If you use solvents or strippers be careful. Use your head and make sure you keep everything well ventilated. Sorry, the safety oriented auto paint rep in me keeps surfacing. Bill Vander Werf Keith Cooper wrote: > ....<snip>....You might try a paint removing solvent, something that > you brush on and let it loosen the paint(undercoat) so you can scrap > it off. I am not sure if it will work on the undercoat, but it would > not cost too much to find out. I think that the stuff that Eastwood > sells for removing undercoat must likely is something that will loosen > it up and then you scrap. Try some paint remover. Also, I think most > automotive car paint store sell something like this also.Keith ----------------------------------------------------- To Unsubscribe please visit www.chevelles.net/list.html To start a new topic, send mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
