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mechanical engineer. i own a consulting engineering firm. design hvac/plumbing/fire protection systems for commercial and institutional buildings.

well, i jumped into it head first today. i took a small knife, started at one end and slowly peeled as much of it as i could away, exposing the adhesive. after the peeling, i started blotting the 3m adhesive remover on. let it sit for about 2 minutes and then started scraping with a hard piece...

how did you remove the old adhesive from the tire balancing weights ? adhesive remover or did the cleaner get it off ? thyno

i dont think the heat will help. its pretty brittle

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ive got a guards red '86 944 turbo that has those stick-on type rock guards on the rear quarter panel and front quarter panels. the front ones still look ok but the back ones, after 26 years, are all cracked. and of course, the cracks are black from the various road grime. i'd like to remove...

im curious, and if im out of line by asking, just say so and i'll understand........ what does a detail job like that cost ? thanks

i tried the search feature, with no luck. whats the best way to wash mf towels ? what about waffle-weave drying towels ? or are the waffle-weave towels old news and i should be using something different thanks thyno