removing polyurethane without removing paint
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I'm assuming that by "without removing paint" you mean without damaging the paint?
The reason I am saying this is because machine polishing/buffing works by removing paint. Just want to make sure I understood if you were opposed to buffing the paint or not?
^This info would be helpful
The reason I am saying this is because machine polishing/buffing works by removing paint. Just want to make sure I understood if you were opposed to buffing the paint or not?
Originally Posted by jfelbab
Can you elaborate? Photo? A spill or drops? How long has it set? What have you tried?
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its fairly thin layer of polyurethane on my front bumper. its dried completely. i was thinking of using paint thinner to remove it but kinda scared its gonna damage the paint.
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I discovered the wonders of how good isopropyl alcohol is. Some idiots at school were spray painting something and the wind carried a few flakes of paint that got onto my car. Waterless wash nothing, spray wax nothing, clay bar nothing, and finally went to isopropyl alcohol and they vanished along with my sealant and wax. So all I had to do was reapply my sealant and wax and problem solved.
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