I got 2 used door channel runners and one still has a lot of old goop(adhesive) on it. It isn't the same type of rubber as door moulding but close i assume. Can i soak this in water to get the remaining adhesive off before i apply it on my car. Will the water dry out the rubber in any way?
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Best method to clean the old adhesive off of Moulding
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I don't think water is going to do it. You'll need some kind of solvent to remove it; brake cleaner, mineral spirits, alcohol.90 LX 4dr 5 spd 396,014 (sold 1/1/2022) - MRT: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=201450
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You didn't try GooGone? I've used that to remove any type of adhesive on the exterior. I'm trying to think of what I used to scrape it off, I believe some type of plastic edge. My older brother was good enough to actually be able to use a razorblade without scrapping the paint!'94 JDM H22A: 178whp 146wtq
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I've had very good luck over the years with a product called De-Solv-It! It's worked well in removing just about any adhesive and is very benign to your skin and the material you're applying it to.
I've used it to remove adhesives from labels, moldings, etc. IMO it's better than goof off but a little harder to find. I know Amazon carries it and maybe some local hardware and supermarkets may have it too.
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Originally posted by cb7 calling View PostAmmonia, or windex which has ammonia in it. I learned this long ago removing bad window tint jobs but seems to work great on all adhesives. Kinda burns them slowly. Coat, wait, wipe. Repeat. Might be bad for rubber though.
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