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Not like this, I would suggest!
http://www.oakleyforum.com/threads/the-most-stupid-thing-i-did-oakley-wise.32380/#post-361802
Apologies for bring up bad memories Washi!
Jajajaja rubber splice?
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Not like this, I would suggest!
http://www.oakleyforum.com/threads/the-most-stupid-thing-i-did-oakley-wise.32380/#post-361802
Apologies for bring up bad memories Washi!
It most likely will. When I soak frames in SuperClean to remove paint, it will loosen up the clear, base coat, and even get into the primer below. FMJ is a very weak coating to begin with, so I doubt there's any way to strip the paint job from it without damaging the FMJ finish. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news on that one.Any idea whether or not this method will remove the original FMJ layer below?
This is scary $hit. I think I'll have to ship these to a pro.
I've never tried it myself, but I know some scale modelers use the stuff. The toxicity of the stuff is enough to warrant looking for a better solution.One big issue I have heard of with brake fluid on the automotive side of things if that gets on your vehicle it will strip the paint but soak into the metal and plastic making it almost impossible to get new paint to adhere to the part. From what I have heard the part will need to be steam cleaned just to have a chance of taking new paint.