Peel paint not peeling

[J-barcarp]

Rebeled my big horn bumper but cant get the overspray to peel!
gonna have to remove the parts and scrub clean.

balls.

 

[GKIII]

A claybar might work.

Also, this is why you should remove body parts before painting.

 

[djevox]

Overspray doesn’t peel. Not sure what you’re meaning by this.

 

[J-barcarp]

I think i just sprayed it too thin.
peel paint is intended to peel overspray off.
thats a big part of its appeal.

edit to add… i guess i forgot to add that i used plasti peel paint.
sorry… it was in the title though….

 

[djevox]

I think i just sprayed it too thin.
peel paint is intended to peel overspray off.
thats a big part of its appeal.

edit to add… i guess i forgot to add that i used plasti peel paint.
sorry… it was in the title though….

Ok, didn’t realize you meant plasti-dip style paint. People have a lot of names for things and the real meaning is easily lost in text. Yeah, that’s a problem then. I haven’t dealt with this specific issue, so I’m not going be of any help here. You could possibly just call a couple body shops and ask.

 

[mikeru82]

That is your problem, the overspray is too thin to peel. I've used this with excellent results...

Dip Dissolver™

Dip Dissolver will re-liquify Plasti Dip® in an effort to remove dip that's too thin to peel. Use Dip Dissolver in those situations in which the Plasti Dip® was applied too thin to peel. Sometimes customers will apply the dip too thin, and after a period of time, it can be difficult to peel off...

www.dipyourcar.com

Just don't get it on any of the dipped parts you want to keep...dipped, obviously.

 

[J-barcarp]

I Took all the over-sprayed parts off, and I'm cleaning them.
i also have a new ebay grille coming,
so i wont be reassembling till after that arrives.
….

 

[djevox]

That is your problem, the overspray is too thin to peel. I've used this with excellent results...

Dip Dissolver™

Dip Dissolver will re-liquify Plasti Dip® in an effort to remove dip that's too thin to peel. Use Dip Dissolver in those situations in which the Plasti Dip® was applied too thin to peel. Sometimes customers will apply the dip too thin, and after a period of time, it can be difficult to peel off...

www.dipyourcar.com

Just don't get it on any of the dipped parts you want to keep...dipped, obviously.

That’s pretty cool

 

[Daverous]

Mineral spirits takes it right off as well if you have some on your shelf. Used it for years when playing with plastidip.

 

[Sugar]

Also goo-gone spray works well. Spray it on, let it sit for a bit, pressure wash off.