How do i remove silicone from bumper?
#4
Originally Posted by wanabe,Sep 11 2005, 02:33 PM
wondering if ivory soap would work...
its pretty harsh and gets filmed silicones- but not sure about built up silicones.
its pretty harsh and gets filmed silicones- but not sure about built up silicones.
#6
sounds like you have a silicone type glue- can you peel it with your fingernails without damaging the paint (test a small area)?
you might try soaking one end with alcohol for a few minutes then see if it will peal off without damaging the paint. if that does not work, i would try gasoline or wd-40 on the other end next.
i also understand that some citrus cleaners, such as goo gone, might work.
and here is a 3m silicone remover that also might work- ask a local boat store what they think of it for your job:
http://shop.torresen.com/shipsstore/shoppi...fc=3M&sku=08984
are you positive that its silicone? (lots of similar looking products- all hard to remove when cured)
you might try soaking one end with alcohol for a few minutes then see if it will peal off without damaging the paint. if that does not work, i would try gasoline or wd-40 on the other end next.
i also understand that some citrus cleaners, such as goo gone, might work.
and here is a 3m silicone remover that also might work- ask a local boat store what they think of it for your job:
http://shop.torresen.com/shipsstore/shoppi...fc=3M&sku=08984
are you positive that its silicone? (lots of similar looking products- all hard to remove when cured)
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#8
Originally Posted by wanabe,Sep 12 2005, 11:51 AM
sounds like you have a silicone type glue- can you peel it with your fingernails without damaging the paint (test a small area)?
you might try soaking one end with alcohol for a few minutes then see if it will peal off without damaging the paint. if that does not work, i would try gasoline or wd-40 on the other end next.
i also understand that some citrus cleaners, such as goo gone, might work.
and here is a 3m silicone remover that also might work- ask a local boat store what they think of it for your job:
http://shop.torresen.com/shipsstore/shoppi...fc=3M&sku=08984
are you positive that its silicone? (lots of similar looking products- all hard to remove when cured)
you might try soaking one end with alcohol for a few minutes then see if it will peal off without damaging the paint. if that does not work, i would try gasoline or wd-40 on the other end next.
i also understand that some citrus cleaners, such as goo gone, might work.
and here is a 3m silicone remover that also might work- ask a local boat store what they think of it for your job:
http://shop.torresen.com/shipsstore/shoppi...fc=3M&sku=08984
are you positive that its silicone? (lots of similar looking products- all hard to remove when cured)
I hope one of these works. Thanks
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