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try acetone: takes off top layer of *everything*

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Tom Lightbody wrote:

try acetone: takes off top layer of *everything*


Took the old vinyls off easy enough.

But 18 years of UV on gell coat erosion left a noticeably raised
replica of the masked off areas!

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