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Old 01-25-2026, 07:19 AM
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Don't use a heat gun in my opinion. It heats it up and creates more mess. If it has hardened it usually scraps off better. Your just gonna have to scrap it off area by area. The best times to do this, is when restoring the car and is completely disassembled and put on a rotisserie. It's alot of work as you know.

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