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Old 09-30-2018, 07:06 PM
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And whilst I wait for parts I kept going with the paint removal. Tried another kind and loved it. Spray can instead of gel, easy peezy. Did right side of the frame after I took these and that worked good too. Goodbye mustard and pickle finish! They say 15 minutes to bare metal but it bubbles it in 15 seconds and comes off easier when it’s still wet.

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Looks good!
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And whilst I wait for parts I kept going with the paint removal. Tried another kind and loved it. Spray can instead of gel, easy peezy. Did right side of the frame after I took these and that worked good too. Goodbye mustard and pickle finish! They say 15 minutes to bare metal but it bubbles it in 15 seconds and comes off easier when it’s still wet.
Mike, I've been using that stripper for years... it works great.. just pricey in the spray can.. but easy.. don't leave it on there long or you will be stripping the original paint too! Also don't let it get on your skin.. it will peel skin in short order too! Just for info.. the quart or gallon can with an old paint brush works even better.. seems to be a little hotter formula. When it seems to have quit bubbling just stir it with the brush and it will start reacting and working again.. Looking great!
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Well, that looks a bunch better Mike.
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Looking good Mike. Maybe Jeff can make the couplers you are missing. He made a few for me (not for a 1050) and they turned out very nice.
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Looks nice, Mike!
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Looking good Mike. Maybe Jeff can make the couplers you are missing. He made a few for me (not for a 1050) and they turned out very nice.
I make a ball bushing rear coupler that should work. I can resurface the clutch pressure plates too.

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