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DIY-Painting door PANALS

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    DIY-Painting door PANALS

    Ok when i got my cb7 in 04, i painted my interior panals, came out good bein it was my 1st time, so i went and got the reg materials needed to paint. now
    its 2nd time around.

    i wanna paint my interior a diff color.

    i know for wheels u can buy a paint remover in a can, can i use that for my panals to get my old paint off. the 1st time i jus sanded it, etc.

    this time i jus wanna spray and get movin.

    now when u peal the carpet off the door wat can i use to take that old glue rez out, the only rez i like is in my pipe

    am i RITE?>?
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    anyways ways can the forum members help me plz
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    any 1?
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      #3
      did you ask type G i bet he might have a few ideas

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        #4
        orange clean!!!!

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          #5
          i do not recommend using wheel paint remover on your door panels. Depending on the chemical makeup, the solution could eat the plastic or cause unforseen problems like bad cohesion for your next paint job, fisheyes in the paint, etc.....

          The sticky stuff I would just sand off, so i'm no help there. Im sure theres a ton of products that can get it off. Just make sure if you use some product to get it off you wipe the area with some sort of Prep-All before you paint.

          Also, i recommend if you're spraying your interior panels to spray a layer of Bull-Dog Adhesion Promoter.

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            #6
            i sanded the doors using 400 grit or 600 i dont member i jus sprayed it blk PRIMER. looks fine, jus the glue i sanded it with 80 grit still nothing

            but its jus for now im jus seein wat i can do here iw anna use my royal blue paint tho
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              #7
              strangely enough I used nail polish remover to fix my door mistakes. it works good. but i'm sure they have something better out there.

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                #8
                hM i never thought of that, my mom has a FEW tones of that ill try that lol.
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                  #9
                  Laquer thinner on a rag will remove spray paint and won;t eat the plastic as long as you don;t leave it on there for a long ammount of time..

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                    #10
                    and for the glue removal?
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                      #11
                      alright i work in a body shop and yes laquer thiner will remove the raddle can paint... but when you do this have many shop towls ready.. and only wipe in one direction, side to side no circles it should also take the glue off with some mild pressure.. now get a prep all cleaner and clean clean clean,, i recomende grabbing a tack rag while your at it,, because what good is a paint job even if their aren't phish eyes the amount of trash in the air would really ruin the look
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                        tack rag never heard that term
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                          #13
                          hey how about a pic of that interior
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                            the glue is very difficult, i tried using goop off but did remove lightly, but i think you should try a combo of sanding and a remover.

                            the thinner you sandd the glue try to use the remover, hope this helps

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                              #15
                              Try the orange cleaner and Goof Off cleaner with a plastic paint scrapper/spackling blade. It might take a couple of applications but it works at getting the old glue off. Just let it sit for a while each time to dissolve the glue. Post some pics of before and after. lol

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