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Proof that Original 1960 Honda Paint was super fuel-proof .. even to E10 !

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Laverda Dave:
Yes, 5 litres is ott. I'll see if I can get a litre size. When I was stripping the 400 tank a mate gave me some he had spare (no label on it) and it was really thick like spooning cream. I think it must go off if not used and left in a half empty container.

AshimotoK0:
Paramose ..as good as old formula Nitromors and the best I have used of modern stuff was £25 for 5l then went up to £30-35 at autojumbles. I did get some stuff by Final Systems (CS20) and that was good too and came in 1litre tins but everywhere seems to be out of stock of it.

Johnny4428:
Anybody actually tried brake fluid or a brake fluid mix for stripping paint? Mine is all silicon based now.

Sesman:
Ash, was that the ‘thick’ or ‘thin’ variant ? The ‘thick’ product is a similar cost to the Starchem Synstryp product for 5 litres. Can definitely recommend Synstryp, but I’ve not tried Paramose.

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I bought 5L of Paramose on eBay a couple of years ago, it's good stuff, ideally you need to work in a fume cupboard. Small items I submerged in a Tupperware type container with the lid fitted.

Only draw back is having to tog up looking as if I worked at Porton Down. I filled my containers outside then washed it off outside suitably attired with acid proof gauntlets, eye protection & a twin filtered face mask. I always started to itch after using it so the shower worked overtime. Probably psychosomatic itching.

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