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or you can do it yourself the cheap way. walmart sells this stuff for 4 bucks a can and it did my frame, A and J arms, axle, and swing arm with one can. i used a wire brush to scrape the paint off and kept dipping it in gas to keep the paint from sticking to the brush. Has anyone elese used this stuff???

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Sand blasting is good, I had mine glass blasted, it is a lot finer and gives alot smoother finish. Just my opinion. Any commercial painting company has this capability but you may have to talk real nice to get it done. If not, sandblasting is good too.

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I've tried the Aircraft remover. All it did was burn my hands, and it took forever to get the paint off. I might have been using it wrong though

 

Sand blasting or bead blasting is the way to go. I think I paid something like $25-$35 to get my first frame blasted. Most places that do a frame have to do it outside in a booth rather than in a cabinet, so there aren't a ton of people around here that can just do it.

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