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What is the best way to remove the black paint without damaging the original color? My wife just tackled this over the weekend while I was replacing fuel lines. She tried a few things like Goof-off, but found that acetone worked best. I was worried it would melt the plastic, but after testing it seemed fine. They were both blue. Still need some work, but the blue paint is off. Probably go to bleaching next. ![]() There are quite a few threads with many different approaches! Search and ye shall find: |
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