, brake fluid will take polycarb paint off really well,
Whats the solution for newer printed panels? Any specific paint remover that I can use? Like Tamiya or any other industrial remover?what he said
just make sure you wash the panels really really well afterwards with plenty of soapy water,
also only works with the painted panaels, if yours are the newer printed type panels then brake fluid wont touch it,
tbh i've never found anything to take the print off the printed panels without making a mess of the polycarb as well mate,
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Well I guess wrapping is the only option I have now, wrapping + clear coat protective film...tbh i've never found anything to take the print off the printed panels without making a mess of the polycarb as well mate,
as above, buy new clear and start again, or paint or wrap the outside
if you do paintthe outside, use a plastic primer first then paint, then clearcoat if you want gloss finish,
and same as sean said in another thread yesterday, be prepared to repaint and touch up as you need to,
cos paint on the outside is gonna get scuffed up quick,
Don't bugger up the paint on the hammer!tbh i've never found anything to take the print off the printed panels without making a mess of the polycarb as well mate,
as above, buy new clear and start again, or paint or wrap the outside
if you do paintthe outside, use a plastic primer first then paint, then clearcoat if you want gloss finish,
and same as sean said in another thread yesterday, be prepared to repaint and touch up as you need to,
cos paint on the outside is gonna get scuffed up quick,
Not with this type of abuse lol
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