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I've got a bit of metal with plastic bits attached (wind deflector for a car
sunroof). There's no obvious way to remove the plastic bits, and I don't want to break them, as it'll mean a new part. If I use a paint stripper like nitromors, am I likely to dissolve the plastic? It's a fairly complicated shape but I could most likely remove a fair bit of paint and surface rust with a dremel. I intend to paint it with hammerite, but these things tend to spend a lot of time in water / damp. |
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