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[unlucky mark mv6]

Stripped all 4 door cards off today,to remove door handles,and would really like to remove the coating on the door cards,as its scratched anyway,but does anyone know a quick and easy way to remove it,thought about thinners which should dissolve it,but dont want to destroy em,oh and by the way,there is 2 coats of the stuff on it,dont know if anyone else has realised this. :-/

[Agemo]

You would think it would simply peel off, "Scotch Brite" scouring pads worked OK but hard going. I would consider wet'n'dry too, any scratches can be got rid of with a finer grade. I would test out the thinners on a bit you won't see first though. I assume you will be painting them.

[Dishevelled Den]

This one could help as well Mark


http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1278809283/9#9

[omegaman2]

i was looking at a way of redoing the soft paint but not being able to locate any

[unlucky mark mv6]

i was looking at a way of redoing the soft paint but not being able to locate any

I just want to get rid of it altogether,as underneath is a nice shiny surface,so for the life of me,i cant understand why they coated it. :-/

[unlucky mark mv6]

Update on this one whos considering doing this.Thinners works a treat on this stuff,but use the normal cellulose thinners from halfrauds,and not the stronger stuff.Comes up a treat,but use silicon spray on it after or tesco  dash shine for a quid(brilliant ) beleive it or not .There is also 2 layers,the top soft coat,and underneath is black which will need removing,but turns grey again after.