sneezing7

The previous owner decided to give my car a panda look by painting the scoop & vents black (the car is white).

Any idea how I can safely remove this black paint without damaging the original paint underneath? Thankfully they did not prep the painted bits, do the original paint is still in tact.

I have tried scratching the paint away (carefully), which seems to work, but is painstakingly slow.

Is there a product i can use to speed up the process?

DDS789

iTrader: (2)

just rub them down and respray them white again.

Anything that will remove the black layer will just remove the white paint too.

StickyMicky

A harsh jetwash might remove most of it if it was not keyed properly.

But in my experiance there is always a bit that does not want to come off, and you end up wasting time, when it could have just been painted over from the beginning

MovingShadow

iTrader: (3)

You're better off just getting them painted mate. As you'll end up making them look even worse than they do in black.

Either get a few bits a give a bit of DIY a go. Smaller parts are easier to hide mistakes and imperfections. Or cough up and get a painter to do it. It wouldn't cost too much at all.

markie2

iTrader: (1)

try paint thinners