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new panel stripping process in hertfordshire
Posted: Fri Dec 13, 13 9:03 pm
by LONGSHOT
friend of mine has a new type of panel stripping process if anyone wants to give him a call-Vernon-07880 743733
its a large heated tank of a new type chemical-will do aluminium as well
big enough to take at least a mustang hood(he has just done one)
I have seen the results and is very impressive.
price will vary on size of part but approx. £70 for a hood.
if it goes well he will be buying a big enough tank for a whole shell.
he is based in Harpenden.
cheers, Dave
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 13 1:07 am
by TW71
That sounds good Dave, not far for me to!
Thanks for posting
Tim
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 13 10:10 am
by autofetish
What chemical is it ?
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 13 11:30 am
by MrNorm
Any idea if it would do plastic....eg a grill?
panels
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 13 10:48 pm
by LONGSHOT
not sure what chemical it is-I know it will not harm rubber components
so may be ok for plastics-best to ring
Vernon and have a chat-really helpful
guy
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 13 11:39 pm
by autofetish
MrNorm wrote:Any idea if it would do plastic....eg a grill?
I filled a wheelie bin with hot soapy water then dropped a airline hose in it came out perfect.
Also dish washer works well but you may need a special pass for that.
Also bath tub
I would not put any strong chemicals near it
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 13 12:36 pm
by MrNorm
autofetish wrote:MrNorm wrote:Any idea if it would do plastic....eg a grill?
I filled a wheelie bin with hot soapy water then dropped a airline hose in it came out perfect.
Do you mean just literally hot soapy water - no chemicals etc?? That would be great if so, but can't help feeling I've misunderstood ????
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 13 1:08 pm
by autofetish
Yep nothing special came up great I then painted
3m pin striping tape. Ally wheel paint and 75% matt black paint
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index ... ic=39926.0
dippers
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 13 3:51 pm
by LONGSHOT
spoken to Vernon today and he did an audi r8 plastic bumper last week(after trying to soda blast the paint off)and it worked great
just has to keep fluid at about 40 degrees C .
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 13 7:59 pm
by autofetish
I also spoke to him but he does not know what chemical it is.
I have been living in Germany and used lots of diffrent tank solution eg payed to have it done
I can understand him not say to save his business but he honestly did not know. From a 999 I just fell into a tank of Somthing I would want to know if I was him
I don't want to do it myself been there done that but would not be putting my parts in a unknown solution before I did my own research.
He did sound like a nice bloke and his prices where good
He said he would let you know what it is to pass on
dippers
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 13 9:04 pm
by LONGSHOT
ok no probs-will post on here soon as I know-