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11-21-2006 06:26 PM 11 years ago | Post 1 |
leejax01 rrVeteran Jax. Fl. | Looking to take off paint on a canopy without melting it or leaving residue. Any ideas? Did a search, but not what I expected.Perfect practice makes perfect | ||
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11-21-2006 06:58 PM 11 years ago | Post 2 |
jaxrotor rrKey Veteran Jacksonville FL | bead blast it! MR10X painted this after I bead blasted it and it came out really good.![]() | ||
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11-21-2006 11:45 PM 11 years ago | Post 3 |
tim deakin rrVeteran gloucestershire uk | Buy a new canopy. | ||
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11-22-2006 12:07 AM 11 years ago | Post 4 |
Matthew3 rrApprentice in the middle | I did one with scotch brite and soapy water. It took some work but it happened. | ||
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11-22-2006 12:11 AM 11 years ago | Post 5 |
HUTCH964 rrKey Veteran Taylor,Texas 76574 local airport T74 | You could peel it off like vinyl I think??or use MEK thinner to remove it and or aircraft stripper but I would test it first!
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11-22-2006 12:13 AM 11 years ago | Post 6 |
leejax01 rrVeteran Jax. Fl. | Did some more searching and found a way by soaping rags in paint thinner and wrapping the canopy in the wrags. You put the whole thing in a small plastic bag and let sit over 30 minutes and it should come off easily after that. I could always buy a new canopy as stated by a person with great insite, but I guess that on this one I am taking the cheap way out.Perfect practice makes perfect | ||
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11-22-2006 04:24 AM 11 years ago | Post 7 |
MEDFLIGHT rrVeteran South Webster, Ohio | I do mine with thinner like you mentioned. Just be sure to turn it over every little bit. The paint should just wipe off. It's a mess at first so have a lot of cheap paper towls within reach. | ||
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11-22-2006 08:19 AM 11 years ago | Post 8 |
jbiter rrKey Veteran Sebring, FL | I use paint stripper on mine. The Raptor canopies are unharmed by paint stripper.Jeff | ||
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11-22-2006 12:39 PM 11 years ago | Post 9 |
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11-23-2006 05:01 PM 11 years ago | Post 10 |
jbiter rrKey Veteran Sebring, FL | Actually I have not had any problem with any type of stripper. Aircraft type included. Bleach bottle plastic is tuff.Jeff | ||
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11-26-2006 07:30 AM 11 years ago | Post 11 |
h2jringo rrVeteran Redmond Oregon | Will the thinner wrap method work with fiberglass canopies?
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11-26-2006 03:17 PM 11 years ago | Post 12 |
MEDFLIGHT rrVeteran South Webster, Ohio | I've used the "thinner wrap method" on plastic and fg canopies with out any trouble at all. Laquer is the only thing I've tried. | ||
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11-26-2006 04:06 PM 11 years ago | Post 13 |
h2jringo rrVeteran Redmond Oregon | Thanks Med flight I will try it. | ||
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11-29-2006 02:52 AM 11 years ago | Post 14 |
wurthless rrElite Veteran Redding Ca. | I've used automotive brake fluid for my model railroad bodies and it works great. Try it on a scap piece first..Let it soak untill soft,,,then wipe it off,,QUICK! ,,,can someone turn the gravity off for just a second,,,, | ||
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