Larry,
Let me tell you a story. My 69 TR6 lived in Canada it's whole life before
moving to Florida and the chassis was coated with that tar/rubberized
undercoating, which I did not like. I put the car up on jack stands and with
my air
chisel went at it. It was dirty, noxious, exhausting work, but it came off.
I used a sharpened file as a hand tool when necessary.
I went in the house, dragging my arse, to shower and rid myself of the
remnants. On the way to the shower I walked past the bed which called to me
like
the Sirens luring Greek sailors to the rocks. I laid down, just for a
moment, and fell dead asleep. My wife caught me, and I leaped from the bed,
revealing a large gob of tar stuck to the pillowcase; previously stuck to the
back
to my head.
However you do it, don't lie down afterward.
David Lylis
69 TR6 CC26160L
60 TR3A TS74461LO
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