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    Painted stainless prop

    Is there any way to get the paint off? Paint remover?

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    Aircraft remover

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    yup. aircraft paint stripper. apply & let it sit for 20 minutes at least. do not disturb it by brushing or scraping. then stiff wire brush off. do not get wet & do it again. have to do it 2 or three times.

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    Hey Rick, yes on the water coming out at the lower mounts on the 60hp mine is the same..Glad the bracket worked..

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    I'm going with what used on aluminum wheels... Aircraft remover and hi-pressure washer. I would think the wire brush would scratch.
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    Had a 65 horse Merc prop that was painted, took one of those round, small diameter wire brush with the 1/4 inch shaft sticking out the end and chucked it up in my drill, took the paint right off. Hell, it's stainless steel, it never scratched mine.

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    Paint stripper then wrap it in seran wrap . Keeps stripper from drying and can let it work for a couple hours.

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