I need to remove old overspray and spraybome paint from a 69 charger grill I am working on. Who has a good product that will take the old paint off and not disolve the plastic??

I saw some paint remover specifically for plastic today at O'reiley. It was the "Aircraft" spray kind. I've never used it though, tread at your own risk.

Try brake fluid on a small spot and rub with a rag or Q-tip. TSP may also work.

Just stripped some small parts with dot3 brake fluid. Had to let it sit a while, but it worked pretty good. Again, many different types of plastic out there, so tread at your own risk.

Thanks for the replys everyone as for the type of plastic its a 69 charger grill! And after I get the old paint off i will be repaintig it! Anyother suggestions keep them comming!

Thanks again!

I'm in the same boat. I've got a 1968 Charger grille with paint on it.
So, I need the info too!

I have found that the small soda blaster that Harbor freight sells is a good tool to have avalible for small delicate parts. I use to refinish wood and found it worked great for that and then started striping paint on motorcycles with it. It will not harm glass or chrome, its a bit messy but very safe heck you can eat the stuff. Its just an idea that might help somone I think they run around 100 bucks but it is a heck of a tool..

Easy Off Oven Cleaner.

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Easy Off Oven Cleaner.

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Sure, if you like melted ABS.....But it does work great removing paint too