Jack -
I am leary of this type of paint stripping because the chemicals can get
trapped in all the lapped panels present on our 58 Plymouths. It would be
ugly if we paid an excessive amount for a paint job, only to see it
bubbling up by the seams as the chemicals find their way out. I feel that
dry stripping (plastic media, baking soda or old fashioned sanding) is the
way to go.
Ron
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> From: Jack Luiten <JCLuiten@xxxxxxx>
> To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [FWDLK] frame and bodyshell restoration
> Date: Friday, September 11, 1998 8:35 PM
>
> I just lifted the body off the frame of my '58 plymouth belvedere 2-door
> hardtop and I heard there's places that can dip the whole thing in acid
or
> something. Has anyone had experience with this? I'm thinking sandblasting
> would leave media inside the box-section frame and cavities in the
bodyshell.
> Also- I get my rubber parts from Andy Bernbaum auto parts near Boston, I
live
> in so. calif.- any better places to get parts?
> thanks- jack luiten
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