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Posted by Gman on September 04, 2000 at 18:15:47 from (207.86.240.84):
In Reply to: The best ways... posted by Karl Bader on September 04, 2000 at 08:23:07:
Karl the way I strip'm down I use SUPER-CLEAN it's purple looking cleaner you buy at Wal-mart or local parts store.I spray Super Cleaner on the whole tractor for a couple or three days,this softens the paint then use a pressure washer on whole tractor,then I start dissassemling tractor,wire brushing and using(cup brush)also on stubborn paint I use an aircraft stripper that's sold at Auto-Zone this method will take a tractor right down to the bare metal,then use a metal prep spray on and let set for a few minutes then wipe off,parts want rust till you can get a primer on it.Lot of work. Good luck Gman
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