| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 20.1 | No chemicals..... | NUTMEG::BURRIS | | Tue May 24 1988 16:48 | 3 |
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My brother-in-law uses a hair-dryer to heat the old numbers up....then
they peal right off.....
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| 20.2 | Ditto | MTBLUE::OKERHOLM_PAU | | Tue May 24 1988 23:04 | 5 |
| Re .1>
Ditto. I used a hair drier to help remove some decals on my
boat. It wasn't easy but it did help. Any adhesive residue can be
removed with either Acetone or lacquer thinner.
Paul
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| 20.3 | ALCOHOL | PLDVAX::MBREAULT | If I can't ski, I won't play | Wed May 25 1988 12:19 | 6 |
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Rubbing alcohol is non-reactive with gel-coat, also its found
around most houses.
-mb
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| 20.4 | Glass work is fun! | AD::GIBSON | | Wed May 25 1988 13:38 | 7 |
| Use anything but M.E.K.(Methyl Ethyl Keytone) it is used as a solvent
with polyester resin.
I have used a single edge razor many times with exellent results.
Then remove the adhesive with minerial sprites. If needed wet sand
with 600 grit crocus cloth for that "just like new" look.
Then buff with automotive rubbing compound and wax.
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