Which stripper??

In not sure about tanker but on black the Kleen Strip foam works in 5 minutes. I literally sprayed it let it sit for 5 min scraped with plastic putty knife then did another application to detail some resistant spots and the talon holes. Really much easier than the other products I've tried.

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Have you thought about taking it to a machine shop and have them blast it? Around here it would not be more than about 20.00 to have it done.
 
u812 said:
Have you thought about taking it to a machine shop and have them blast it? Around here it would not be more than about 20.00 to have it done.
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This is probably your best option... Or try a flat bladed razor. That cuts to the metal, the plastic just melts
 
As best I can tell, Citristrip is probably not the best choice for removing powder coating. It's advertised for removing paint & varnish, not the same at all as powder coatings.

I just got my hands on some of this stuff from UPS today….

http://www.caswellplating.com/paint...g-strippers/caswell-super-stripper-1-gal.html

I just need to find a suitable immersion tank or tray to soak with, I was told by Caswell to use polypropylene or stainless. Anybody got any ideas where I can find something locally that would work for this?
 
I used Klein strip on tanker gray. It took a good bit of elbow grease, but I got it off. Once most of it was gone I used a brass wire wheel in a dremel tool to touch it up. I used coarse scotch brite pads for the scrubbing.
 
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