Hi Guys, I am just in the process of stripping the paint off my standard BA turbo crossover section. Its turning out to be a major pain in the ass. What is the best way to remove the paint without doing damage to the crossover (scratches) I am just using normal paint stripper that is used for automotive paints. Is there anything else I can use to speed up the process?

perhaps just sand it? assuming your going to repaint it that is..

I plan on getting it polished. Should I maybe apply thinner?

whats it made out of? assuming ally? paint shops sell a product called a clean and strip disk, goes on either a grinder or a drill. its a woven plastic mesh in a disk that will remove paint but not damage metal

I am trying to remove the paint off the standard BA turbo crossover section to get it poilished. I beleive its made out of alloy.

another way is draino, we use it to remove anodising cleans it up mint, either way should work mate only leave it in for a minute or two if paint is still there clean with water then redo

Wrap the section which you have covered in paint stripper with glad wrap. It seems to stop it evapourating and eat into the paint more

Thanks guys. I will give it another shot with the above mentioned steps