Never tried it with undercoating, but "3M Adhesive Remover" seems to
work well with most kinds of gooey gunk. Expensive, though.
bs
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Bob Spidell San Jose, CA bspidell@pacbell.net
'67 Austin-Healey 3000 '56 Austin-Healey 100M
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> I used painter thinner to take mine off. Tried a number of things and
> found thinner worked best with the least amount of flumes and combustion
> ability. Had to soaked the coating ahead of while I was working and
> the thinner softens the stuff. In places where it wasn't applied too
> heavy I found that rubbing with a thinner soaked rug took it off,but
> heavy places had to be scraped and than rubbed. Use rubber gloves and
> eye protection if you are laying under the car..
> Also kept a fan blowing under the car while I was working to keep the
> flumes to a min. Not a job I would want to do again.
>
> Bill Pollock
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