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Gday how do you paint the oilcooler do you hit it with paint striper then etchprimer then paint what is the best way will paint stripper bugger the fins phil
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Maybe low pressure soda blasting to get rid of old paint but care needs to be taken obviously .It would give a good surface for the paint to bite then . I'd want to get rid of as much old paint possible to keep heat transfer as good as possible rather than several layers . Some mild chemical strippers should work , just don't let them sit and then wash off thoroughly .



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Post by Eric66 »

Hey Phill, I have always used paint stripper , it gets just about all the paint off. Then etch primer and paint. Spend a bit of time with a small flat screw diver to straighten the fins.
Regards Eric
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