Stripping a bumper?
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goto a an automotive paint store or some autozones have a paint stripper formulated just for this ..best is to spray it on let it sit and pressure wash or use a plastic paddle to take it off
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DA and a block, sand paper, and plenty of time....
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Are you planning on repainting it?If so,a soft block and some 320 or 400 grit sand paper.3M makes awesome soft sponge sanding blocks that I use at work,you can get them at automotive paint supply stores.
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u dont have to sand it go to auto body express on florida tell them u need bumper stripper its in a spray can and its for plastic then spray it on let it sit for like 10 mins then get a plastic spreader and slide it all off then wash it off with water thats all we do at work u dont have to sand anything only have to sand the spots u cant get to
