My 30= yo IM has some excellant adhesive to keep the glass in track for side windows...Is there a release agent? What can I do remove and keep from breaking glass.
Thanks,
GG
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My 30= yo IM has some excellant adhesive to keep the glass in track for side windows...Is there a release agent? What can I do remove and keep from breaking glass.
Thanks,
GG
Thanks,
GG
is the adhesive some sort of silicone?
if so you could put the window in boiling hot water and keep it there for a few minutes and the silicone or terason will loose.
if so you could put the window in boiling hot water and keep it there for a few minutes and the silicone or terason will loose.
is the adhesive some sort of silicone?
if so you could put the window in boiling hot water and keep it there for a few minutes and the silicone or terason will loose.
if so you could put the window in boiling hot water and keep it there for a few minutes and the silicone or terason will loose.
Curved glass in boiling water ...huh?
I'm thinking of a friend in college who used to clean car and bike parts in the bath tub... Ole ladies have changed... I would be talking octaves higher if I tried to do so.
This stuff was applied by Henry's crew in 1982 and looks like double sided carpet tape, but tougher.
I tried DW-40 (coon-ass version of WD-40, 90% methanol, any ideas?
Thanks,
GG
Exacto knife ?
Believe it or not.....try carburetor cleaner.
George, I would suggest Goof-Off and a heat gun, alternating with a green scrubber pad. As long as the Goof-Off has time to soak in, it'll clean up nicely.
Acetone. or lacker thinner will cut most glues but it's not paint friendly AT ALL!
I do Mix equal parts lacker thinner and tupentine to remove decail and pinstripes.
But you don't leave it on very long.
I do Mix equal parts lacker thinner and tupentine to remove decail and pinstripes.
But you don't leave it on very long.