chrome sawblades?????

johnathan1

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gtsfirefighter said:
I've stripped my blades but still have some "stuff" on them I can't seem to get off. I don't know if it's primer or what. It's nowhere near as bad now as it is in the picture I've attached. I was able to get most of it with more applications of stripper but there is still some on it and no matter how much I scrub and reapply stripper it's still there. Does someone know what this is and tell me how to remedy it?

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How long did you leave the stripper on for? Do the darker parts feel rough when you run your fingernail accross it?
 

Dirgle

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I do.
And yes I do also know that the saw blades are on backwards. They are since fixed and one day I may get better pictures of them.

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Dirgle

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Those are the pictures of when I first got the car, so you would have to ask the original owner. The hood scoop is functional but I plan to go back to a stock hood when I get her painted. The extra fog lights will also be going away sometime in the future as well.

You should have seen the car when I first got her. The previous owner had put all sorts of F&F vinals all over the car. It took me the rest of the day to get them all off.

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The sad part is I trusted a friend to put the rear tires on one time while I took car of something up on the engine. Needles to say he damage the chrome finish with the wrentch by accident. A hard lesson in, if you want something done right.
 

gtsfirefighter

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Here's a crappy cellphone pic of the passenger side. They look good from a distance. And, they are not polished yet
 

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gtsfirefighter

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johnathan1 said:
You should have only left the stripper on for 1-2 mins MAX. It looks like it ate through the machined finish. I would find some new saws.

I followed the directions on the can, which said it may take up to 30 minutes and multiple applications. I can run my fingernail across the rough spots very hard and scrape some stuff off. It feels gluish. I used Aircraft paint stripper in an aerosol can.
 

Back2Basics

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lol its really powerful stuff. it made the paint on my IC bubble right off. i got a can from i think checker auto. i havent checked other places, but im sure they have it too. there were actually a couple different kinds, but mine does specifically say "aircraft paint stripper".

^ beat me to it