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Removing Paint from a case

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Snobok

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I have a pretty general question. I tried to paint the interior of my Lian Li PC-A05B, but unfortunately, it did not come out right at all. I wanted to ask if anyone knew of a way to remove both paint and primer from all parts of the case. I have taken the whole thing apart now, which I had not done when I painted; I'll pop-rivet things back together when I get the repainting done.

Also, does anyone have suggestions as to the layers of paint that should go on; I was planning for primer and 2 coats of a matte-black paint. I had gotten the first coat done when it rained and ruined the coat. I am planning to setup a simple t-frame to suspend the different parts of the case from when repainting so I can get the little nooks and crannies; any thoughts?
 
Aircraft paint stripper, it will remove everything down to bare metal, cost about $8 a can at Autozone/Advance Auto. Careful with the stuff, it will eat your cloths and your skin, wear neoprene gloves when using, it eats latex.
 
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