Getting paint off a motorcycle tank the EASY way!

Kicking off a 3 part series for prepping an old motorcycle tank for new paint. We are going to walk through the steps of stripping, priming, and painting. Strap in - this is going to be a lot of fun!
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[@mmotorcycles9497]

Cool series. I haven’t used stripper in years I don’t like if it hits a spot that’s been fixed. Once it hits bondo you have to remove all the plastic since it softens it all up

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Thanks Marc - I know it may have been hard to watch as I probably made a kazillion mistakes

[@RoadReality]

First! And before anyone else gets to it - I only use midget strippers to remove paint. :D
Actually, I only put a key on the stock paint when I painted my bobber's tins, never thought to use any paint stripper.

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I gave my midget stripping staff the day off the day I was recording this - blasted weekend!!!