The clear coat on my trunk is gone bad. I don't wanna have to wait for it to bubble to peal it off. What is the best and quickest way to remove the clear coat with out damaging or removing the Paint ?
Clear Coat Help
The clear coat on my trunk is gone bad. I don't wanna have to wait for it to bubble to peal it off. What is the best and quickest way to remove the clear coat with out damaging or removing the Paint ?
Um, there is no way as far as I know.
I know they has gotta be a way i mean as long as the paint under the clear coat isn't removed.Originally Posted by Tracy
Iono dude. I do a lot of prep work on our race cars (along side our painter). I will ask my painter tomorrow though.
Theres not. Just have to wait for it to peel off. This is a good reason why people need to learn to take care of there cars. Keep's me in business!
Yeah that would be great LMK what he says....
Yeah this is the original paint and i have to say the body and rest of the paint is pretty clean for a 96. The recent owner did a ok job of taking care of it. This damn trunk idk what happen to it or why its peeling so bad.
just get it painted again.... your base is oxidized..... no way to blend that or save it man
Thats long past oxidized. Thats Clearcoat failure.
qft
wetsand to remove clearcoat.
id be wet sanding for a few days to do that lol
No its not that it would take awhile. I could wet sand all the clear off in less than 30 minutes. Its the fact that you wont be able to tell when to stop. So as soon as you broke through the clear and started sanding the paint.
yeah i been using a razor and peeling it off but anything may work as long as base paint is there
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