Remove body moulding GLUE
 

How do you remove the GLUE from the paint without hurting the paint?

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Darius Rudis
Roadracer: Home built t-arm/panhard suspension powered by an S-trimmed motor :-)
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Sounds silly but WD-40 removes the body glue and doesn't hurt the paint. I have used it numerous times. The other option is the ultra expensive 3M adhesive remover (probably repackaged WD)
Contrary to popular belief WD-40 cleans (out other lubricants) better than it lubricates. Use it as a lube and write an obit for the component.

Mike

P.S. Saw a picture of your "pretty blue" front K. Looks good. Did you buy the rear coil overs yet?
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[This message has been edited by moosejaw (edited 04-15-2001).]

Just another option.Any body supply store should carry a tool that you can attach to a drill,it looks like a round eraser. this tool is designed for this singular purpose.

Your best bet is probably with the WD-40 as mentioned above. However, if it's only a small amount of glue (emblems...) and you don't have any WD-40 lying around, you can always use some hot water, car wash solution, and elbow grease.

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1991 LX 5.0 Convertible:
AOD w/ shift kit, Steeda 3-pc. chassis stiffening kit, 4-pt. AutoPower roll-bar, the K&N, MAC shorties and cat-backs, 3.73's.

Laquor thinner works but it takes off some paint with it. I'll have to remember the good ole WD.