BJ Seriously Crusin Dubber
177 posts · joined Nov 2003 ·
So is it? Would be cheap way to strip a car down wouldn't it?
Pschyo is fire a good paint stripper?
psychobuggers Seriously Crusin Dubber
173 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·
Yes I think it would be, the benefits are it gets rid of all the old wiring, dash, paint, interior,etc etc. Just be prepared for the job of cleaning up, as it gets a bit sooty. My preferred fuel is petrol or trick photography.
Gibbo Custom Title Time!
1,685 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·
Certainly would save a lot of time on the stripping down of a resto project....
killakornkobb where's that clutch?
1,663 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·
instigates oxodisation. ie rust.. especially if seam sealer is involved anywhere
Tagedeezee Heezy
helbus Administrator Mad fabricator, paint and body
7,386 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
I love flames 🙂
Boozer Demented But Determined
1,999 posts · joined Dec 2002 ·
me too. :duh BURN! BURN!
THe MC Bat Commander's motto: "Never do now, what you could do for 24 hours straight, all night, the night before."
Fossil Son of Jim - Creator of Good
2,649 posts · joined May 2004 ·
not a lover of flames but sometimes they look nice
Let me out, When I call my name
IGOR is ALIVE !!!! 😎
IGOR is ALIVE !!!! 😎
baybuscamperkid prince of insufficient light, ruler of heck
4,316 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
i used a heat gun to remove old bumper paint (not the same extreme i know, but effective)
Reimagined/Recycled/Upcycled Cool
Purple Martin Fahrvergnugen
913 posts · joined Feb 2003 ·
I passed a burnt-out car on the way to work today. The panels were buckled from the heat. So I don't think it's a very good idea.
1959 red & white Beetle
1975 Kombi camper
1975 Kombi camper
psychobuggers Seriously Crusin Dubber
173 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·
iF YOU HAVE SEEN MY VIDEO YOU WILL KNOW I ALWAYS STRESS NEVER PLAY WITH FIRE