Friend of mine is building a 1969 Dodge 440 Six pack. Inadvertantly the clear part that is the front & rear windshields got a whole mess of paint on it…what is the best way to clean off the paint w/o damaging the part itself?
Hartmann352, have your friend buy a can of the yellow Easy-Off oven cleaner.
The reason I say, “yellow” is because it is the original formula. The other one that says, “no fumes” does not work near as well.
Spray it on the windshield and put it into a zip lock baggie for a few hours and respray if necessary. Use a soft toothbrush and scrub the old paint off the windshield and rinse well with water.
The reason I believe windex will work is because he said the windshield had already been futured. If that was the case, the windex will remove the future and the enamel paint which is just sitting on the future without harming the plastic. I could be wrong, but it seems logical. Besides, oven cleaner costs money, and I’m cheap![:D]
I accidentally got some Model Master enamel on a P-51 canopy which I had Futured a few days before. I just took a napkin dipped in good ol’ mineral spirits and wiped the paint clean off. A little washing with some dish soap and the canopy was back to sparkling again.