Removing paint from windows ?
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Removing paint from windows ?
Not scooby related ! Just bought a Vauxhall Frontera to use as a runaround while I take the scoob off the road for a little while to fit more bits.
The bloke I bought it off used it as a van and has painted the inside of the side windows with red paint ! Is there anyway way I can remove it ?
The bloke I bought it off used it as a van and has painted the inside of the side windows with red paint ! Is there anyway way I can remove it ?
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I'd try a flat stanley blade first; we remove interior stickers this way all of the time, and it's also how I clean up windows at home when I've painted the frames - works a treat and doesn't damage the glass in any way. No doubt paint stripper will work, but make 100% sure you don't drip it onto anything made of rubber, plastic, fabric, etc, as if you do, irrepairable damage will be done!
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I'd try a flat stanley blade first; we remove interior stickers this way all of the time, and it's also how I clean up windows at home when I've painted the frames - works a treat and doesn't damage the glass in any way. No doubt paint stripper will work, but make 100% sure you don't drip it onto anything made of rubber, plastic, fabric, etc, as if you do, irrepairable damage will be done!
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