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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: funkyfresh on June 03, 2007, 09:24 PM
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Has anyone best way to get this off?
I thought of fine wet-n-dry but dont want to mark surface underneath.
Perhaps a solvent that wont harm the nylon?
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i use the edge of a stanley blade dragging it in a sideways motion.
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and that doenst suddenly gouge in?
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If you are not happy using a stanley blade then use wet and dry, it won't hurt the Zytel underneath. I've been all over my Skyways with wet and dry and they look untouched, make sure you keep it plenty wet though :daumenhoch:
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would i be right in thinking that would work ok on yellow tuffs with faint brake marks ??..cheers
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would i be right in thinking that would work ok on yellow tuffs with faint brake marks ??..cheers
That's what mine are and with 240 grit wet and dry and a lot of wrist movement (about a lifetime :LolLolLolLol:) they come up spankgly new like :daumenhoch:
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those white cleaning pad things you can get are very good too.