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Tar paper patches
#206193 05/08/11 10:38 AM
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22george Offline OP
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22george
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Is there an easier way to remove the tar paper patches on the inside of the body than chiseling them???

Thanks

Reid
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Re: Tar paper patches
22george #206366 05/10/11 07:20 AM
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Maudslay33 Offline
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I might try heating with hair dryer, being careful not to heat the paint too much on the other side if its good paint. I would think this would make it soft enough to scrape off then goof off or some othe chemical for the residue. Not too hot now.

Maudslay33
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