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Repainting Wheel Pants

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jbpjking

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The wheel pants on my '73 Challenger are in good shape structurally but I'd like to repaint them. The main gear pants have some bad spots due to leaking fuel drains in the past.

Anyone have experience with getting the old paint off?

Thanks!
 

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