TwistedMinis
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It works better warm as well, brushed in one direction.
If for any reason you get it on your skin, drop everything and wipe it off and rinse with water. It will burn you badly. I wear rubber gloves, and if I get any on them, I change them right away, because it burns right through them. I wear somethign over my mouth and nose, and I wear saftey glasses, because the fumes will burn your eyes too.
I usually leave it on for 10-15 minutes until everything is bubbled well, then I scrape it off with a putty knife. Then wipe everythign down with laquer thinner, or something to neutralize it. After that you can sand or wirewheel the little tiny paint particles it leaves behind.
Also, NEVER use a pressure washer to remove it. Bad bad idea. I did it on the bottom of my cab, and got burns all over my arms and face.