Pro-Stock "Glass" Clean Up For New Decals

[Build Up Boy]

I'm workin' on a "One Off" W.J. 2000 Grand Am using a PMC diecast car as a base. The windsheild, side door glass and rear window have

been painted at the manufacture (on the outside) with what you see in the pictures. What is a SAFE way to remove all of this material and

leave the clear plastic good enough to accept all of the correct SLIXX decals that apply to this car?

THANKS.... Marty

[caine440]

Hello

I do not know if this will work the way you want, but I use super clean to remove paint from old kits to redo them. I have had the clear plastic windshields come out nice and clean and clear after soaking the car body over night. in this case the I left the glass in the body as it was glued in in a way that I wanted to see what it looked like under the paint before removing it.

It might take that factory paint off and not harm the clear plastic.

[Build Up Boy]

Hello

I do not know if this will work the way you want, but I use super clean to remove paint from old kits to redo them. I have had the clear plastic windshields come out nice and clean and clear after soaking the car body over night. in this case the I left the glass in the body as it was glued in in a way that I wanted to see what it looked like under the paint before removing it.

It might take that factory paint off and not harm the clear plastic.

ROGER-

Is Super Clean a household cleaner or another kind of product? Where would you get it? I've never heard of it.

Thanks....Marty

[caine440]

I buy it at walmart in the automotive section.

[935k3]

Try 91% alcohol it's the safest and beast method.