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Old 10-04-2009, 08:11 PM
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suggestions for removal on fiberglas dash tower cap 149

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In both cases I tried the heat and scraping (with plastic), but the glue remains.

Help and suggestions appreciated. Thanks
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Acetone ???
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3M makes a product called trim adhesive remover. I also use just plain old coleman fuel. It works pretty good.


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RPalmer, Randy:

either of those suggestions OK for the fiberglad dash tower? don't want to ruin it. Thanks
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RPalmer, Randy:

either of those suggestions OK for the fiberglad dash tower? don't want to ruin it. Thanks
I took a factory decal off a new Baja boat with it. Glass and gel coat were fine afterwards. But my Cubs don't seem to have a thick gel coat like those boats. That's why I put the question marks. That is my best guess though. Have fun with your Cub.
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Old 10-05-2009, 10:28 AM
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I purchased a "Decal Removal Wheel". It looks like a rubber hockey puck that has a shank for attaching it to my electric drill. You simple run it over the decal with a back & forth motion without allowing it to stay on one spot and it removes decal and adhesive. Works great. I use it on Cubs and cars. I picked it up at a local automotive paint supplier.
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