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How to remove tiger seal?

Vain · 2008-04-01 17:22:36

I put on a spoiler and side skirts with tiger seal and some of it can be seen. Anyone any ideas how to get rid of it?? cant use a power hose yet cos the paint still fresh.. Ideas?? Cheers

01-04-2008 5:22pm

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Vain

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I put on a spoiler and side skirts with tiger seal and some of it can be seen. Anyone any ideas how to get rid of it?? cant use a power hose yet cos the paint still fresh.. Ideas??

Cheers

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#2 01-04-2008 5:56pm

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A power hose won't shift Tiger Seal, unless it's a very powerful one capable of shifting the paint to which it's attached.

You're probably looking at using a very sharp craft knife, and being very careful.

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#3 01-04-2008 5:59pm

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Rovi wrote: »

A power hose won't shift Tiger Seal, unless it's a very powerful one capable of shifting the paint to which it's attached.

You're probably looking at using a very sharp craft knife, and being very careful.

Ya i got some of it off with my nail was thinkink of something like that.. Cheers for the help

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#4 02-04-2008 8:01am

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A Small Craft Knife. And Then Petrol, It Will Take Time.

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