urethane on paint
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urethane on paint
I tried installing the silver horse racing louvers on my own. Not the best idea, I've ever had. I've got some leaks, but thats not the real problem.
The fast cure auto glass urethane, got onto the paint. I didn't notice, until I was done. Any ideas to get it off? I couldn't get it, so I took it to a professional today, with no luck.
The fast cure auto glass urethane, got onto the paint. I didn't notice, until I was done. Any ideas to get it off? I couldn't get it, so I took it to a professional today, with no luck.
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Originally Posted by scxlt
I tried installing the silver horse racing louvers on my own. Not the best idea, I've ever had. I've got some leaks, but thats not the real problem.
The fast cure auto glass urethane, got onto the paint. I didn't notice, until I was done. Any ideas to get it off? I couldn't get it, so I took it to a professional today, with no luck.
The fast cure auto glass urethane, got onto the paint. I didn't notice, until I was done. Any ideas to get it off? I couldn't get it, so I took it to a professional today, with no luck.
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Since automotive paints tend to be urethane based, I would say solvents are a 'NO', otherwise your paint may come off with the glue. Your best bet might be a plastic scraper or some careful work with a razor blade. Hopefully your wax kept it from fully bonding to the paint