WHO PAINTED THESE WINGS!??!?

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I hear this stuff works well, they sell it at home depot too.

Don't worry about scratching them in whatever process you choose. The aluminum will polish out...Just takes a generous helpin' of "Elbow Grease", usually comes in 12-oz. containers marked "Genesee" or Utica Club". With the correct polish, the stainage of paint goes right away and looks like they are 20 years younger. (Wish I could find something to rub on me and give the same results!!)

As promised, I tried both the Motsenbocker's and the Klean-Strip, one on each wing. I followed all directions on the bottle. I'm like that. 



Here's the first wing, foaming up with the Klean-Strip:



Here's the wet Motsenbocker's wing: 



Motsenbocker's suggest using a paper towel to wipe the paint off. No dice:



Went with something a little more aggressive. Still nothing: 



So the Motsenbacher's was completely useless on this. Let's go to the wing with the Kleen-Strip:



The Kleen-Strip was amazing (and seemingly very toxic). After letting it sit untouched on the wing for 15 minutes, the paint literally fell off. A light brush took it all off in less than 30 seconds. 



After two applications with the Kleen-Strip, both wings were stripped of all paint: 



Next came a polish:



Finally, here's the wing, back on the Shasta and ready to roll again. Thanks for the help, guys!

Oh agreed. And the more poisonous, the better....