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01-15-2008 07:52 AM #1
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Tom...the only way I have been able to do that is to sand with 320/400 wet /dry paper. However , you have to be careful not to sand into the base. If the clear is peeling to the base then you will have to rebase. I always use a good wax/grease remover after sanding and just before painting. You can also wash the paint with soap and water, but I prefer the wax/grease remover...good luck...Jim
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01-15-2008 07:59 AM #2
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If it's uniformly poor adhesion you can carefully peel it off with a razor blade. Tedious, but if you get in the zone it's done before you know it.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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