Hello to all,
It has been a looking time since I was an active member here. A lot has changed for me but one thing that hasn't is that I still have my beloved Av. I never did use it all that much which is why it only has 125,000 miles which is great for an 03.
Anyways, it has been sitting in my garage for about three years and I am now getting her ready for the road again this summer.
So the purpose of this post is.
I am one of the very first members here to use refinish restorer on my truck. I has been a great product and I can't think of anything better for use on our classed vehicles. The thing is since I have been using it for so many years the product just doesn't work well for me any longer. It seems that the cladding just has to much of the old restorer built up on it that I must find a way to strip it off before going over it with a fresh can of refinish restorer.
So...... Do any of you guys who have been using this stuff have any idea how to get the old restorer off the cladding?. I have tried lawyer thinner...zip!, I have tried goof off...zip!, I have tried acetone which seems to somewhat get it off but way to much work.
It has been a looking time since I was an active member here. A lot has changed for me but one thing that hasn't is that I still have my beloved Av. I never did use it all that much which is why it only has 125,000 miles which is great for an 03.
Anyways, it has been sitting in my garage for about three years and I am now getting her ready for the road again this summer.
So the purpose of this post is.
I am one of the very first members here to use refinish restorer on my truck. I has been a great product and I can't think of anything better for use on our classed vehicles. The thing is since I have been using it for so many years the product just doesn't work well for me any longer. It seems that the cladding just has to much of the old restorer built up on it that I must find a way to strip it off before going over it with a fresh can of refinish restorer.
So...... Do any of you guys who have been using this stuff have any idea how to get the old restorer off the cladding?. I have tried lawyer thinner...zip!, I have tried goof off...zip!, I have tried acetone which seems to somewhat get it off but way to much work.