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    Remove paint but leave CARC!

    If the added paint comes off with acetone, MEK should do a number on it. Place a rag on the paint, wet it with MEK, allow to soak for a short period. The paint will be lifted into the rag. That will get most of it. The cheap red shop rags from Sam’s Club work well. They get trashed after use...
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    Remove paint but leave CARC!

    Most of the ones I have that are painted with CARC have (CARC year) stenciled in black somewhere on the dash.
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    Remove paint but leave CARC!

    Most military vehicles starting with the CUCV’s came painted with CARC. All vehicles painted with CARC are supposed to be marked with CARC and the date when painted in service. I’m sure there are some with out the markings, just as some of the CARC painted vehicles were painted over with enamel.
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    Remove paint but leave CARC!

    As you have already read CARC is a pretty durable coating. In fact, one of the ways to check to see if one has the older enamel paint or CARC is to rub the paint with acetone. With that said, there are two things that come to mind. DOT 3 brake fluid dissolves paint but doesn’t hurt CARC...
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