CitriStrip Paint Stripper To The Test - Revisiting The Product We Use
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Our Last video about 2 years ago, we were asked a lot of Questions when we stripped a GTO. Today we revisit this product and give a general overview of how it takes the Paint and filler off these 1954 Austin Healy Fenders.
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Silent Partner - Vision
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Great job Earl can't wait to try it out for my project now. Love whiching the work you do can't with for the next one keep up the awesome work
Thankyou... sorry about the delay
All good Earl it take lot of time to restore fine tuning love you work and your videos 👍
Hoping to see more uploads. Hope everyone is doing ok
Not bad if you leave it overnight. Off to look up your other videos for zinc.
Good to see you again. For 50 years we've been calling the filler "Bog"
That is a great product! I too have used that on some home projects.
I would love to see more of the Healey project. I love some of the old British cars.
Yes we will take alot of video! Thankyou
Glad to see you are still kicking Earl.
This is a good product to learn about. I have Eastwood SCT (have not used the SCT yet) to trip the paint off of the body but maybe I should try CitriStrip. I do have some paint questions. I hear you state "zinc" what product are you referring and what application is it used? I am sandblasting to remove rust from a car frame, what paint system do you recommend to seal with primer and paint that will be hard enough to endure? What paint would you recommend to use on the underside of the body, single stage? What have you used in the past that is holding up for years on the frame and underside of the body? Have you used Rust Bullet? I have been thinking about using Rust Bullet on the underside of the body. I painted Imron and Dupont Centari Enamel back in the 80s but they have been bought no longer Dupont so I am probably go with PPG products.
I love this stuff when i worked at a body shop we covered the whole 1969 camaro in it and let it sit in the heated booth the paint literaly slid off
Thats awesome. Thanks for sharing
wooot wooot he's back
Thank you for this informative video. Do you think this would be suitable to use to strip a car with body panels (and tires and chrome masked off)? Or does it require a more substantial rinsing than could be done in that situation? Your thoughts would be most greatly appreciated.
Does it smell?
yes....a little like oranges. but, like any product.. you dont want to...