Could there be a way to get dry ice on it and freeze dry it off?
Chris
---- brian S <bugeye15@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Mike,
> Probably easiest (heheh, still a PITA and not really easy)way would be heat
> gun and a scraper.Then solvent and rags to get the residual.Or since you're
> stripping it to a bare shell,flip it over, a little gas to get it started,
> light it and wait till it all burns off.<VBG>Well, it WOULD work......don't
> know if the Hamptoniteswould be too understanding of all the black smoke
> tho....
>
> Brian S.
> Bugeyeracer finally resto'ed!
>
>
>
> > Date: Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:53:40 -0400
> > From: mdrowe@optonline.net
> > To: spridgets@autox.team.net
> > Subject: [Spridgets] Undercoating
> >
> > It turns out my BE undercoating was put on over bare metal and at least some
> of it peals off easily. So it will have to be stripped. I don't know what
> the undercoating is. This nasty is like fresh roofing tar; it remains sticky
> and makes a mess of anything that touches it. Maybe it *is* roofing tar.
> >
> > How do I strip it? If I use a solvent, it will just dissolve an make a
> thinner mess over an even wider area. I need something that leaves the tar
> unable to stick to anything else. Is there a product that turns oil-based goo
> into a jell? Aircraft Stripper? Eastwood makes a stripper specifically for
> undercoating. Has anyone used it?
> >
> > Tarball Rowe
> > '74 Midget
> > '60 Sprite
> > Long Island, NY
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