I got that classic white flaky paint, and need to know the best way to remove it. I'm going to primer it afterwards but probably just a rattle can special. I don't really want to put a whole lot of effort into this. There is no body damage or rust of any kind so that should make it easier I hope. I really need your help on this because I'm tired of the cool dairy cow paint job. It's a real eye sore.

 

maybe try sand paper, or a pressure washer...should get the loose paint off....then you could always primer over the spots that are gone, and touch it up whenever more flakes off.....

 

I want to remove it all at once, a pressure washer ain't a bad idea. Maybe $5.00 at a car wash would work. Any other ideas. Any cool chemicals, hopefully they won't destroy th rubber.

 

maybe try some aircraft remover.....find it at walmart

 

lol yea zip strip it, hope ya got some primer to put back on
pressure washer will blow most of it off

 

primer it before it rusts too

 

This might help you...
http://www.carcraft.com/howto/24820/

 

the primer is bad on them so if u flake off ur paint and repaint it then down the road it will most likely just reflake , if your planning 2 keep the car and not have it flake u wud probbly have 2 sand right down 2 bare metal and reprimer then paint .

 

It was more the "new" paint they were using. Didn't stick to the primer very well.

 

same deal with the silver that chrysler used...specifically on the 92 dakotas