I painted my dash trim Krylon white awhile ago and now I want to remove it. What is the best way to remove the paint? (thinner, alcohol, nail polish remover) w/o damaging the plastic
Alvin
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#26731, "RE: How to take paint of interior" In response to Reply # 0
I heard brake cleaner takes the paint str8 off. I thought it would damage the plastic, but I know someone who has done it without damaging the plastic. I would test it out on something I could get in a junk yard for really cheap.
#26732, "RE: How to take paint of interior" In response to Reply # 1
I got a can of "Citrus Strip" from one of my local Home Depots. Works pretty good and is safe on plastic. Basically it's a foam type spray. You just spray it on, let it sit for a little bit and then wipe it off. Might take a couple of tries to get all the paint off. Downside you car will smell like you spilled Orange Juice all over the place for a day or so.