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  1. 09-14-2008 09:55 PM #1
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    Eastwood's powder coating remover???

     



    Hi Everyone! Has anyone ever used Eastwood's powder coating remover? When my frame was powder coated the transmission crossmember {which is bolted on} was on & the nuts & bolts are stuck together with powder coating. I'm going to order this stuff unless someone has a better idea? THANKS Bill
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    You might want to read this....
    http://www.choppersurplus.com/global...ercoating.html
    It's gota be cheaper than Eastwood

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    Mr. MoPAR...thanks for the great tip! I also have to remove some powder coating from a set of vintage Edelbrock Cast Aluminum Valve Covers.

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    KOOL!!
    I just Googled "removing powder coating"

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    I think I might try that on the truck bed and see how it works, and around the front winshield where the old gasket residue is like tar! thanks.
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    .....THANK YOU Mr. Mopar! I'll get some today! Bill
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