Oops, sorry I did not know that. I've used it on both older coaches and
my own and not had a problem.
Pays to be careful with and chemical you apply to your coaches finish.
Good catch Hunter, thanks.
Charlie
On 7/20/2012 4:24 PM, Hunter Hampton wrote:
> On 7/20/2012 4:17 PM, Charlie Burke wrote:
>> Because your coach had the urethane finish on it care should be taken
>> before trying any chemical removal. I am familiar with using heat (from
>> hair dryer for example) and removing the residuals with a product such
>> as Goo Gone. If you think you will need to scrape off residuals be sure
>> to use a plastic scrapper not metal.
> Goo Gone will remove the clear coat (c:
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> I promise.
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> Hunter
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