I see this stuff for painting the bumper. Looks like the kit is enough to do
it, says up to 4sqft. I guess that’s enough for bumper. They mix up your color.
https://www.paintscratch.com/neworder/store/item/spukitNM/Spray-Paint-Kit-(non-metal)/
It’s not clear there are specific strippers for bum
There is stripper specifically for plastic parts, I know I’ve used it before
but I can’t recall the name or manufacturer. I’m sure it’s something you could
Google.
Also be sure to use a paint for plastic parts or there’s a prep spray you can
use before painting with regular paint.
I’ve done a
On 2022-06-12 15:53, Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
The bumber is a sorta flexible plastic but pretty stiff and the paint
seems kinda flexible so I wonder if that’s special paint not like
regular body paint. Is there such a thing?
With auto paints, the paint manufacturer supplies a flex
If the paint stripper is sold in a plastic container, maybe it would be safe?
"Test in a hidden area first" as they say
There's always sandpaper
On Sun, Jun 12, 2022, at 3:53 PM, Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
> It’s ratty and needs to be repainted. The paint on it now seems pret
It’s ratty and needs to be repainted. The paint on it now seems pretty thick
where it is peeling off. I need to get the rest of it off before repainting. I
was thinking a paint stripper might not be a good idea on the plastic except
maybe that citrus stuff but I’ve never used that. The solvent s
