Tron - Getting Glue Off Shroud

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I've had good results with Naptha. As always, test it in a hidden spot
so you don't ruin your good shroud and follow proper ventilation
procedures.

Mike Doyle

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could also try goo gone, not as harsh as goof off, also novus #2 will shine
it up nice when finished.

Todd


"rcb" <rcbullock@cox.net> wrote in message
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> There is a product called sticker shock that is for use on removing
> bumper stickers and residue from cars. I've used it on everything with
> no damage. Works pretty well. If it's safe enough for a car finish, you
> can imagine....AutoZone sells it. Similarly designed products are
> probably out there. Takes a while to set on dried out glue but will
> eventually work after it sits a bit.
>
> syncbus@gmail.com wrote:
>> I've had good results with Naptha. As always, test it in a hidden
> spot
>> so you don't ruin your good shroud and follow proper ventilation
>> procedures.
>>
>> Mike Doyle
>

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great stuff for clear plastics, good for vinyl windows on cell phone covers
also

Todd


"Levelbest" <john@mousehut.com> wrote in message
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> novus #2 huh? will have to look that one up.
>

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yes, excellent for light scratches in plexi, actually works on all plastics,
i use it on dvds and cds too

Todd


"Levelbest" <john@mousehut.com> wrote in message
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> So, will that work then to polish off scratches in the clear plexiglass
> window in the back of the shroud... you know, the part that peers into
> the MCP cone (or translight as they call it). Or should I not mess
> with that and leave well enough alone.
>