I'm looking to remove the paint from my bumper & ground effects.. What can I use that won't damage it?

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Thanks
Carl

 

From what I can see there is no need to remove the paint, just use some 120 grit sandpaper to feather the edges of the cracks and then use filler/primer and sanding to bring the surface to acceptable levels. Flexible primer surfacer can be bought in cans at your local auto paint supply.

 

I'm not using the white bumper (it's damaged) I'm usingthe blue one.. It has a bad aftermarket paint job. I have all the all the ground effects & wing off the blue car. I would like to get as much off before I prime it.

 

Sandpaper? Strippers dont go good with plastic ussually

 

surface sand and spray, the only problem you might have is some incompatible materials which would cause crazing in the new paint. typically there is no problem with a simple surface sand. Even a good workover with some 3m brown scuff pads would work wonderfully. if the surface is too bumpy or trashy wetsand with 400 grit and use the scuff pad to get into the crevices. Should come out beautifully as long as you don't sand too deep. If you block and fill and sand deeper because the piece is flawed, it is a good idea to spray a coat of primer sealer before painting.

 

Thanks for the info guys..