The glue that holds the insulation inside the cowling of my 300XS Mercury melted and is running down and sticking to the lower housing. Is there a solvent to remove it?
The glue that holds the insulation inside the cowling of my 300XS Mercury melted and is running down and sticking to the lower housing. Is there a solvent to remove it?
not that im aware of , thats a new one on me , might ask in the 3.0L forum more info there on your engine , shade is scarce out there aint it
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Moving your post to the 3L Forum for you.
Denatured Alcohol, Goof-Off, or Lacquer Thinner (in that order) would be my go-to's for this.
NOTE: Me very careful when you pass the "goof off" stage because stronger solvents can damage plastic or finishes on plastics.
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I'll echo that, another safer option would be to stop by an autobody paint/supply store and get some adhesive remover. Much gentler on plastics and works very well on adhesive was all I ever used as a collision tech.Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
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