my father got the window weld all over my canvas, what can I use to remove it?
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There's a product called "Goof Off" Graffiti remover. It works well to remove the 3M urethane at least within the first 30 minutes or so. On canvas it would probably get it off mostly, but might still leave a little. Works great for getting it off of a vehicle or window.
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I really have no idea. After it sets its pretty permanent. I would hate to think after the repair is done you's still have to replace the top. That's why we went with the sealant in the first place. If you are VERY careful you can remove some excess with a razor blade or exacto knife, but that works best on the glass surface itself. I would be nervous as all get out using it on cloth. Sorry!
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I would call a place that installs windshields and ask them what they use to remove the glue they use to install windshields with. You might see if you might get it to peel off. Sticking duck tape on it and pulling it off might get a good part of it off. Anyway good luck!
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If you haven't heard of Weldbond, I highly recommend it for applications like this. It's easier to use than epoxy and I call it the "stick anything to anything glue". If you slide the magnets apart as opposed to simply trying to pull one off, they will release MUCH more easily, or use a notecard and slide it between them. Since the magnets are small, a notecard is probably your best option.
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Hot glue or super glue. You could also replace with rip-stop nylon and paint your own design on. I've seen that.
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A heat gun of some sort (such as a hair drier) should loosen up the adhesive enough for it come be pulled off. Then you would want to clean the residue off the door.
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Google precut window tint and watch a video on YouTube. They have very good instructional videos on how to remove the tint.
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I would try something like painters tape as this probably won't pull off the paint. If paint isn't a problem then any other type of masking tape should work
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I used it to weld a plexiglass panel to a vinyl convertible top after the glass panel broke. It worked perfectly! Just prep the panel with the primer and be prepared to hold it in place for about 30 minutes till the epoxy sets up. Oh yeh,,, and WEAR RUBBER GLOVES, THIS STUFF IS MESSY!!!
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Just use a magic eraser from the local store. The spray paint should come off without damaging the door paint.
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You can also order this: GILA FS600 Window Film Complete Application Tool KitThat is what I used.. of course the water with a splash of dish soap probably does the exact same thing.
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Use Goof Off, will take it right off. Careful with that stuff, if you rub hard enough it will take paint off your car.
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I'm going to guess that the paint was more than a little oxidized when you used the pre-cleaner, and now you have a gooey concoction/mess of dried, oxided paint and remnants of the cleaner. You CAN use "clay" as a clean-up tool, but it's going to be a protracted process. My recommendation is to purchase a gallon can (only qty. available) of either Dupont Prep-Sol or Acryli-Clean DX330. These are automotive paint shop grade degreasers. They will remove all traces of the mess you have, and you can use them for all degreasing/wax/road tar-removal tasks. Both work equally well, so I suggest you purchase by PRICE and AVAILABILITY. Typically, you will need to visit an automotive paint retail outlet/shop. It's worth the effort. You can expect prices to be in the $30-$40/gallon range. Wear nitrile or vinyl (not latex) gloves or your fingers/hands will be de-greased, as well! Good luck.
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Sandblasting a door would probably be the best way to remove old paint, it will get it down to the grain rather quickly and you won't disfigure the frame. If you sand blast it, you will think it's never been painted before. You can get a blast tank at Harbor Freight on sale for under a hundred dollars. You will need a good compressor, at least a 60 gallon. I would recommend getting a Two Stage compressor like an Ingersoll Rand as they will last a long time and have plenty of power for all types of air tool applications. They are pricey, about $1000. Or just pay someone else to sand blast the door for you, probably $80. If the door is off the hinges this will scrape it down, but anything 3D will be problematic. If you hit a nail or a screw in the door it will chip the blade and leave a high trail where the chip is. The only other way to do something like this would be to get a wire brush for a drill or angle grinder. A Cubic Zirconium Flop Disc isn't too bad either, they are about $13, they would shred any paint off but they are going to leave spirals in the wood. I've seen guys use a Heat Gun and a Scraper to heat the paint and just scrape it off too. Good Luck with your project.
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I have a window that does the same thing. I think there is a rebuild kit for the window regulator, but I can't remember what web site I found it in. I'll try to find it again and if I do I'll let you know
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Haven't tried it myself but I am told Tempura paint is the best for Window painting. Mix it with a small amount of water and dish soap to make it easier to remove.
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you can splice it, a barbed coupling (brass or plastic) would work fine. Any home center should them. Another way and I think better and easier is to use a piece of rubber hose whose inside diameter is the same as the outside diameter of the damaged hose. I had a piece of auto heater hose that was just the right size, 5/8 inside diameter. Cut out the bad place, slip the two ends inside the larger hose and put electrical tape around it. Works great.
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I'd try emailing the seller on here but doubt you'll get too far with that. Maybe try caulk/jb weld good luck
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Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.