Originally Posted by
Stokdgs
I believe Toluene and Xylene are used in the Aircraft Industry for cleaning and they are deadly toxic - you need gloves and an Osha rated respirator if you want to mess around with them..
If nail polish remover is acetone, then you will need that to remove it.. I always thought that lacquer thinner was used to remove mail polish..
Whatever you use, of course, you will take a sharp pointed Q-Tip and just touch a tiny spot not anywhere near, hopefully on an underside spot, and remove it quickly and see if it hurts the paint..
And whatever you use, you have to be very quick and accurate touching only the product you want to remove..
I have had great success on alot of paintwork removing tree sap and crap, artillery fungus, etc., with Goof Off Professional in that little metal can sold at Home Depot in the paint section, using QTips..
Never hurt anything, never had paintwork go bad later..
Good luck,
Dan F
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