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Removing a bad respray


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I have an old Navara which a previous owner resprayed white, this is flaking off in patches showing the original red. Mostly though, it seems firmly attached. Does anyone have ideas for removing it without causing too much damage to the original paint?

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It’s possible the most recent re-spray is poorly applied, un-keyed or incompatible with your intended future respray.

Seek a trusted re-finisher’s advice. Even if you intend to do the work yourself as it will only cost the price of a beer.

Ex Panelbeater/ refinisher [emoji1303]

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Thank you all. I'll probably leave it for the moment; it needs some mechanical attention and I might as well get that done during the summer.

 

I suppose one approach is to get  some Rustypaint and make it look even scruffier than it is.

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