[Danny Guest]

I am thinking of buying a car thats going very cheap but the reason its going cheap is because its covered in paint.
It seems like a thick masonary paint and is coming off slowly with hot water, ice scraper and elbow grease.
Does anyone know of a good way of getting the paint off without causing damage to the paint work

Thanks in advance
Danny

[BDCS]

Buffer and :-

http://www.farecla.com/?html=false&screenID=250#/250

use it with water in a hand spray to keep the sponge moist

[Danny Guest]

Thanks BDCS

[Jamie Pearson]

Farecla G3 is now available from halfords. I am at the 3rd stage in the 4 steps of restoring my car paint.

Best stuff I have ever used. Ordered some pads for my Flex machine so I can finish it off right. My arms are burning.

[Len Gribble]

If it’s a classic motor like mine last stag cotton wool by hand 

[Kev Martin]

One would have thought that if it's masonry paint then a mild solution of phosphoric acid would get rid of it.  However if there are polymers in the paint I would use a little sealing and coating remover to breakdown the polymers first.

Kev Martin
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