A blow torch and a spatula work well too. Just heat up the bondo a little and then scrape it right off. Much cleaner than chemicals or sanding. Wear a mask anyway.
A blow torch and a spatula work well too. Just heat up the bondo a little and then scrape it right off. Much cleaner than chemicals or sanding. Wear a mask anyway.
1968 Series IIA
1962 Jaguar Mk 2
Heat gun with the paint scraper that came with it, and a manual wire brush seemed to do a good job on an Austin Healey roadster with an alloy body in our shop. The Healey is a lot curvier than a Land-Rover, the Rover should be a piece of cake by comparison.
1971 series 2a 88, series 3 trans, Fairey OD, owned since 1978.
Yup, if you leave it on too long it gets dry which makes it a little more work to remove, don't leave it on long enough and it's not as affective. I usually do this type of work in the summe when it's humid anyway.
Jason
"Clubs are for Chumps" Club president