Paint Removal From 2.0 Fuchs?, Damage control Options

[Ottomotion]

Have a set of 2L fuchs that have been painted with black in the 'low spokes'.
I prefer the factory all metal look.
Wondering about recommendations for paint removal. Chemical? Pressure wash?
Obviously want to retain the stock look without damaging the underlying alloy. What would you do?

Thanks....

[Ottomotion]

Thanks for the feedback. They are factory and the black seems to be chipped in a few places so i am thinking oven cleaner is a good bet. Just didn't want to ruin them without checking here first.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)

[mepstein]

Thanks for the feedback. They are factory and the black seems to be chipped in a few places so i am thinking oven cleaner is a good bet. Just didn't want to ruin them without checking here first.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)

I would start off with less harsh chemicals first. No reason to strip off the factory anodizing if you don’t need too - unless the factory anodizing has failed and then you might as well go all in.

[porschetub]

Thanks for the feedback. They are factory and the black seems to be chipped in a few places so i am thinking oven cleaner is a good bet. Just didn't want to ruin them without checking here first.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)

I would start off with less harsh chemicals first. No reason to strip off the factory anodizing if you don’t need too - unless the factory anodizing has failed and then you might as well go all in.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) I would put oven cleaner near them ....please don't plenty of safer ways ,if anodized it will sand off with wet and dry.