Technical Paint Removal?

Somebody give me a genius suggestion on an easy way to do this..
I need to strip down some paint on some old carburetors to start putting my intake together. All 3 carbs are covered in what im assuming is light blue spray paint that I know has been on there for... let's just say a long time.
I do plan on rebuilding carbs after I get them cleaned out.. Anybody know a good product I could dip them in or spray down with to remove paint?
Good suggestion would be greatly appreciated

 

try some carb cleaner thats some aggessive stuff and may take spray bomb paint or soak them in laquer thinner good luck!

 

Take them apart and use Acetone and a series of wire brushes.

 

Carb cleaner will do it. Check small local mechanic shop, they may have a used gallon can you could pick up for little or no money. I used to get one every now and then from a local mechanic to clean up my old paint guns with. Just soak in container, usually takes 15/20 min. Caution on aluminium though, for got one once overnight, ate a hole in one cup.

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As Fred said acetone works good but evaporates fast,lacquer thinner works good also. HRP

 

Berryman Chem-Tool Carb cleaner is a little stronger than the rest of the ones out there.

 

As said and you can also try Gasket removal spray



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Taildragger&fenderless

 

JeffB2 beat me to it. Our local Wal-Mart has it & it works great for removing paint.
You don't want to get it in a cut on your skin.