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That was my thread... 200 1989

And nothing suggested worked. Not WD40, acetone or turpentine. Never tried the Evercoat, cause I've never removed it all. Whomever suggested mayonaise, well ...I hear they use that in Amsterdam on french fries.

The only thing that works on the exterior metal was a razor blade, and too many times I've dug into the finish. Too risky.

I had great luck on removing old tape residue on the dash using Goof Off, which is essentially Xylene.
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89 245 'loaded' with a Great Pyrenees






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