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I use a heat gun and a putty knife for this operation. Only use as much
heat as needed which is not much once you get the ball rolling. Work the
heat in front of the knife as you work slowly forward.
Now being one who really enjoys pyro-technic displays ( you can do some
really great things with oxy acetylene) ... I would persuade you not to
mix a torch with the 'tar-like' substance- which coincidently is tar
without the structural rocks on our era Brit cars. It burns.. it burns
well. It smells... it smells a lot. The resultant smoke does however make
pretty designs on the ceiling.
Good Luck
Tony Drews wrote:
> Hi, any helpful hints on removing the tar-like undercoating from my
> TR-4's wheelwells? I'm considering warming it up with a propane torch
> to see if I can scrape it off...
>
> Thanks in advance, Tony Drews
>
> TR-4 vintage racer under construction
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