lbc_newbie
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I don't want to damage the rubber, but still need something strong enough to dissolve this thing. I tried paint thinner, WD-40, etc. Maybe Laquer thinner?
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Trevor Jessie
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What ever you try, test a spot on the underside. Acetone and xylene are two solvents to try.
Jim_Gruber
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How about a Heat Gun. I peeled 20 y.o. vinyl striping off of the SeaRay in just a few seconds using heat gun and paint stir stick with an angle/edge sanded on it. Absolutley no damage to the fiberglass.
Trevor Jessie
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Good suggestion Jim.