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Removing Clear Coat from Automotive Paint

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Date: 10/20/2007 Topic: Cars > Miscellaneous  
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Does anyone know how to remove the deteriorating clear coat from the hood of my Toyota pickup? I would be happy to have just the paint job left underneath.

Rae Ann from Templeton, CA
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Post By rae (Guest Post) (10/22/2007)
Thank you Dawn, for the advise. i am going to buy the sandpaper you recommended and give it a try.


Post By Dean (Guest Post) (10/22/2007)
The only way to remove the clear coat is by sanding.The clear coat is only a few thousands of an inch thick so sanding will also scratch the underlying paint whether it is done by hand or what is called a da sander. The best bet is to have a body shop sand off the clear and repaint.


Post By Dawn from Ny (Guest Post) (10/20/2007)
I work in a body shop and have been doing this kind of work for 15yrs. It's my understanding you can wet sand it with 15 hundred or 2000 grit sand paper. Hope that this can be of some help to you.


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