<VV> Get rid of the goo!

[cfm]

is the adhesive still pliable and yellow looking? Or hard and crusty. if the first, may be a indoor/outdoor carpet glue and that stuff does not break down very easily with solvents. only thing I can think of is paint stripper, maybe some soft core green eco style paint stripper from home cheapo. May have to consider a soft wire wheel on an electric drill otherwise.
IMHO, -chris mann

--- On Mon, 1/19/09, Mark R Aksamit <mark at asktheagent.info> wrote:
From: Mark R Aksamit <mark at asktheagent.info>
Subject: <VV> Get rid of the goo!
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Date: Monday, January 19, 2009, 12:32 AM

We are removing the carpet from a 1960 project car and someone GLUED the
carpet in! So we (Austin and I) are trying to get the dried on, AZ baked on,
glue off the floorboards and toe pan. I am considering a mask and lacquer
thinner. Does anyone else have another method and or concoction?? 

 

We are also pleading for panels as in door as everything is pretty well
baked! It is a 1960 totally NON optioned 500 4 dr about as plain Jane as
they ever came!

 

Thanks,

 

Mark R Aksamit

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