Hello I could use some help with the removal of old aged and weathered woodgrain from 1975 that just does not want to let loose of the car. I have tried heat and scraping, and it worked a little but that good. Sanding it just gooped up the sand paper. thanks!
Heat, like a handheld heat gun or hair dryer? They generally take way too long. Use a clothes iron and a bath towel; hang the bath towel down the side, set the iron to high, and go one small (iron-sized) area at a time. It always takes a long time, no simple or fast method for it, so just ice a bunch of beer in a cooler, sit on that cooler, begin working to peel them.
“Back in the day” of owning a sign and graphics shop we used to used a hot blade decal remover or an eraser wheel to remove old vinyl. Hot blade - https://www.opentip.com/AES-Industr...a_AfF1hbZDh25c8XO2diI_rK1WPshiYKdQZWltIRsDwVo The “eraser wheel” tool that we used - https://www.grimco.com/Catalog/Products/MBXElectricVinylZapper No matter how you do it, it’s a slow and tedious process. And the older the vinyl, the slower and more tedious it is.
Thanks for all the help! That will give me a couple things to try. If it were not do huge it wouldn't seem so overwhelming lol! Thanks!
Hopefully, you'll get that done soon. As for your other thread, on the gas tanks, you have not been able to locate new parts? Would newer parts be able to fit and work?
Hopefully, you'll get that done soon. As for your other thread, on the gas tanks, you have not been able to locate new parts? Would newer parts be able to fit and work?
Hopefully, you'll get that done soon. As for your other thread, on the gas tanks, you have not been able to locate new parts? Would newer parts be able to fit and work?
Hopefully, you'll get that done soon. As for your other thread, on the gas tanks, you have not been able to locate new parts? Would newer parts be able to fit and work?
