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Hi all, couldnt find the thread anywhere so thought id ask again...

Whats the best way to remove paint off losi springs? I want to take the pink off my rear springs...

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Hi all, couldnt find the thread anywhere so thought id ask again...

Whats the best way to remove paint off losi springs? I want to take the pink off my rear springs...

Thanks in advance
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Consider this well as it will make them a tad softer.
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Thinner does the trick
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Thinner does the trick
a lighter and some water is what ive used for years. Just dont leave them alight for too long as they will go soft
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I've got to ask, is there a reason for this other than its pink and not a manly colour?
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