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Body work question, removing paint 140-160

posted by  someone claiming to be John Pruitt on  Fri Apr 15 10:04 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Thanks for the thoughts everyone. The door is unusally clean, straight and rust free. I have removed all hardware and chrome, lock, door handle and mechanism and there is no rust on the inside either. Just lucky I guess.

I saw the airplane remover at the auto store. I have lots of experience with removers when it comes to furniture and such. My only concern about the airplane remover is the disposal of it. I wouldn't want to wash it off outside and let it run into the ground or down my pipes either so I think I would have to leave something like that to the pros. The wire brush seems to be working fine, it is just tedious.






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