Tried the heat gun-didn't work and warped the Lexan. The adhesive is a hard
solid after all these years.
If "owner of Spectre Products (who has been working Lexan for many years)"
had a piece of THIS Lexan he'd be looking for another option also.
I've been using chemicals, in one form or another, all my life and haven't
burnt anything down yet.
MMC

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Plenty of options to try BEFORE I actually need to use this stuff again.
Never had any dynamite and I'm all out of C-4 so that option's a no-go.


Acetone instantly ruins the finish.
As will many of the 'tips' folks have suggested you 'try'.

This topic was covered a few months ago and the owner of Spectre Products
(who has been working Lexan for many years) posted "the best way to remove
the paper is with a heat gun".

So if you want to get the job done, use a heat gun. If you want to
experiment (and ruin the finish, make a mess, or start a fire) then use
chemicals.