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07-02-2013, 02:42 AM
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depending on how intricate it is, id just save the hassle and get it sandblasted then paint it yourself. If youd like to do it yourself then id use a surfacing pad like this http://www.walter.com/Walter/en-ca/a...le-grinders/fx
They are amazing at taking off rust paint or primers on steel surfaces and fast. The only downside is price, and they tend to break up quite quickly on corners or sharp edges.
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