melted boot on exhaust

[baddna3]

Has anyone tried one of the adhesive erasers that chuck into a drill? I have one for old moulding adhesive etc., when working with it it flings the adhesive every where but takes it off to the paint with very little marring, just a thought.

[Flash Gordon]

I hate it when I'm driving down the road and see a plastic grocery bag floating down the road. 9 times out of 10, that damn thing is going to get sucked under my car and get stuck to my cadillac convertor :dunno:

[richy]

I hate it when I'm driving down the road and see a plastic grocery bag floating down the road. 9 times out of 10, that damn thing is going to get sucked under my car and get stuck to my cadillac convertor :dunno:

Damn, Flash, I hope my Lincoln doesn't have a Cadillac converter....I'm happy with my Lincoln and don't want to change. Now, my catalytic converter is another matter altogether....

[Flash Gordon]

Damn, Flash, I hope my Lincoln doesn't have a Cadillac converter....I'm happy with my Lincoln and don't want to change. Now, my catalytic converter is another matter altogether....


lol :righton:

[scottiebe`]

contractors solvent......awsome all the way around!!

[frosty024]

Neverdull

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[beamerstrumpet]

Neverdull

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Never dull = always polishing.

I can say this because after 20 years in the USN, I have well done my time with ND and more than my share of bright work. Never dull will shine,, but it has the longevity of a virgin on prom night. There are much better products out there.

For chrome and metal on my bike I LOVE S100 total cycle finish restorer. It smells good also! :xyxthumbs:

[drbll]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAx8yVFEgrI]Harley-Davidson Surface Care: Boot Mark Remover - YouTube[/video]

HD Boot mark remover works great~!

[Ramrunner]

I have used plain old toothpaste. A little dab on your finger tip and rub it over the spot gently.