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08-28-2019, 12:27 AM
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----Just me but I don't think I would use lacquer thinner. Try some thing like wax and grease remover, or just kerosene. Eventually the L-thinner will eat thru that beautiful primer, and it really does appear beautiful. Also, use plastic scrapers (you may already be doing this).....Bill S
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08-29-2019, 12:05 AM
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A diesel fuel-soaked rag works great. I used it to clean the bottom of our 73 SD455.
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