best method for stripping paint to remove wings and spot welds?
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im looking to remove the wings on my new mk1 and get a proper look at the inner arches etc that cant be seen very well. any tips or ideas of tools to use to make it easier etc would be much appreciated
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theres some little wheel things you can get mate that are made from plastic and go in a drill ,they are about 3 or 4 inches in diameter and you should be able to get them from most body shop suppliers they are quite good at getting paint off or try a wire brush wheel which also goes into a drill
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theres some little wheel things you can get mate that are made from plastic and go in a drill ,they are about 3 or 4 inches in diameter and you should be able to get them from most body shop suppliers they are quite good at getting paint off or try a wire brush wheel which also goes into a drill
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