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williamkay 
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 Topic: Dust sheet stuck to roofPosted: 13 Jun 17 at 22:18 |
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Hi, I have been doing some bodywork and left a dust sheet covering the roof for a few weeks. Its now stuck on and just flakes. Sun damage I guess. Any ideas how to get the bloody stuff off? Thanks
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Will, 1983 VW T3 Caravelle 78PS 1.9 DG Engine, Watercooled
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nic
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Posted: 14 Jun 17 at 09:05 |
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soak it in water?
just realised - is it a plastic dust sheet? Edited by nic - 14 Jun 17 at 09:06 |
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Posted: 14 Jun 17 at 09:50 |
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Yes, a plastic dust sheet from Homebase. Will
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Will, 1983 VW T3 Caravelle 78PS 1.9 DG Engine, Watercooled
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Posted: 14 Jun 17 at 12:23 |
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what have you tried so far?
my first attemp would be water based - a scrubber or jet wash, failing that I'd turn to white spirits then celulose thinners. not sure what effect solvents would have on the gel coat on the roaf though. |
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