I use Goof Off or Goo Gone and although it may take a few tries (usually just
once) I've never seen anything they can't remove. I discovered it when I tried
to remove the glue that held the carpet down in the cabin from the PO. I also
use it for cleaning up tools and remove decals that are only half there.
Mark Tamblyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: v\:*
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No doubt
The issue with the tape is the adhesive bonds to the surface it is stuck to
and then with weather and time the bond between the backing on the tape and the
adhesive layer weakens. Once this happens, when you try to lift the tape you
are left with a nasty mess. Almost no solvent will lift it.
Read the fine print on the tape. If it says 7 days then dont leave it on
longer.
Mark Tamblyn
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Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Gelcoat Restoration
I wonder if a little wax on the fittings would make the tape easier to
remove.
Bob
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