Weatherstripping removal
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Weatherstripping removal
Is there anyway to remove the weatherstripping on a hardtop without destroying it?
This is for a regular on the top part where the glass touches...I can't seem to pop it out of the metal channel at all without ripping it!
thanks guys!
This is for a regular on the top part where the glass touches...I can't seem to pop it out of the metal channel at all without ripping it!
thanks guys!
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Re: Weatherstripping removal
3M makes a weatherstrip adhesive remover spray. You could try and pull the weatherstripping back slightly and spray and hope it dissolves the glue.
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Re: Weatherstripping removal
Brake clean can sometimes be used for a similar purpose, but usually from interior trim adhesive more than weather strip glue.
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Re: Weatherstripping removal
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Car: 89' Firebird / 87' Formula
Engine: 3.4 / 5.0
Transmission: 700-R4
Axle/Gears: 3.42 / 3.42
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