engine and drivetrain Messy Job This Weekend

[BillWilliams]

I used the 3M adhesive remover, small area at a time. It was more than a one cup of coffee job. Toluene sounds like a good alternative. I know Lowes and Home Depot carry it. But I use 3M stuff so Don can stay employed and show up at Vintage events.

 

 

Edited November 9, 2013 by BillWilliams

[Stuart]

First pass with a plastic scraper.  Going to get it steam cleaned tomorrow morning to see what else can come off before any chemical attack. 

 

 

 

[M3M3]

I used the 3M adhesive remover, small area at a time. It was more than a one cup of coffee job. Toluene sounds like a good alternative. I know Lowes and Home Depot carry it. But I use 3M stuff so Don can stay employed and show up at Vintage events.

 

 

 

 

I use the 3M remover also.  great stuff.

 

the other good stuff is GooGone.  no, not the household version that comes in little plastic bottles.  they make a concentrated version that is sold in half gallon cans.  works wonders on all kinds of nasty stuff.

[beammmer]

3 M General Adhesive Cleaner # 08984 in qt. can with squeeze  tip with disp. shop towels, paper towels and plastic scraper worked great for me. May be less $$ than the other 3 M suggested above 

 

Less expensive but much more toxic.  Also you'll end up using more do to evaporation.

 

Don

Is Saran Wrap a 3M product?

 

;-)

 

Ha, no but we make the box, joking for the purist.

[beammmer]

I used the 3M adhesive remover, small area at a time. It was more than a one cup of coffee job. Toluene sounds like a good alternative. I know Lowes and Home Depot carry it. But I use 3M stuff so Don can stay employed and show up at Vintage events.

 

Thank you very much, Bill.

 

Don't forget the stock price, for my son's education of course.

 

Don

[Jim_75Sahara]

As to keeping Don employed and supporting 3M's stock price:  we use a million 3M products at Kettering Medical Center where I work. We can all do our part.