 Removing seam sealer, whats the best/easiest way? |
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| wrightee |
 Mar 31 2011, 06:34 PM
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Ok, finally making a little progress on stripping my shell for a couple small rust repairs and repaint. I'm taking it down to uncover any hidden rust, and just took up the floor pan tar with a heat gun. The floors are in real good shape - a tad of surface rust here and there.
 Do you all recommend removing the seam sealer, then redoing that after primer? If so, what do you use to get it off? Thanks for any advice. Ed |
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