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Tar ... and lots of it
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<blockquote data-quote="ben2go" data-source="post: 105978" data-attributes="member: 751"><p>:WELCOME: </p><p></p><p>Use a heat gun and a metal 3 inch putty knife.Keep a can of WD40 or a small bowl of motor handy.When the tar starts to soften from the heat,dip the putty knife in oil or spray with WD40,and scrap slowly at about a 30* angle.The oil or WD40 will keep the tar from sticking to the putty knife.Please dispose of the old tar appropriately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ben2go, post: 105978, member: 751"] :WELCOME: Use a heat gun and a metal 3 inch putty knife.Keep a can of WD40 or a small bowl of motor handy.When the tar starts to soften from the heat,dip the putty knife in oil or spray with WD40,and scrap slowly at about a 30* angle.The oil or WD40 will keep the tar from sticking to the putty knife.Please dispose of the old tar appropriately. [/QUOTE]
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