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Bob Claffie
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My cockpit alum is in pretty sad shape. What is the best/easiest way to strip off the actory finish? Once stripped can it be refinished with clear coat? If not, what is prefered? Thanks, Bob
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Cockpit Alum
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Richard Dickinson
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There was a thread on this not long ago. Try a search for renewing aluminium parts on the
AH forum.
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Quite a few folks do the same thing. However, it is not factory original, concours correct, if this is important. As you say, it's certainly a lot easier to maintain.
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