Title: | Cars in the UK |
Notice: | Please read new conference charter 1.70 |
Moderator: | COMICS::SHELLEY ELD |
Created: | Sun Mar 06 1994 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 2584 |
Total number of notes: | 63384 |
After a particularly unhappy Sunday putting plastic padding in my car, (ex-car, it has ceased to be), I wandered back into the house to watch telly. (I bet your rivetted). So, I picked up the TV remote control, like you do, thinking, it's only a little bit of of plastic-padding, it'll wear off after a while. But it hasn't. My TV zapper is covered in solid white stuff, and has been like that for 6 months. We've tried lighter fluid, but that just made us feel good. It didn't do anything to the PP. Mr TV Rental Man will want his telly back sometime. Whatever am I going to do to get this stuff off? Dougie
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976.1 | Not altogether serious | IOSG::MARSHALL | It's not dead, it's resting | Tue Mar 06 1990 11:48 | 13 |
I spent a week lovingly repairing the back of my ex-escort with plastic padding, only to have someone shortly afterwards drive into it. Most of the PP fell off in the impact (the metal bent and the PP didn't, hence they came apart). So if you tie the remote control to the back of your car and get someone to drive into it, all the PP should fall off. But seriously, I think very carefully chipping / filing it off is your only answer. Or pretend to the rental company that you've lost the remote control, or say you left it in the sun and it just went like that by itself, or... Sorry, it's one of those days... (see 963.61) Scott | |||||
976.2 | use a chisel - but at a flat angle... | MUSKIE::SHAUGHNESSY | Ferrari beats McHonda in '90!! | Thu Mar 08 1990 20:33 | 1 |