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I'm not sure if this topic has been brought up before, so I am sorry if this may be re-hash. I would like to remove the wrinkle blank coating from my brake calipers, rear brake bracket, inner primary, rear pulley, and CV carb top. Would regular paint stripper remove this stuff? I spent hours sanding through the black wrinkle on the dash in order to polish the aluminum underneath.
Below are a couple of pics of the polished dash:
I would like to polish more parts on my '94 Lowrider so it will look classy with new wire rims with whitewalls.
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