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In about 1979 I was able to chip it off with a small knife and screwdriver.
If its still on yours after all these years are you sure it is factory?
Most I saw way back when were all
cracking off.
Good luck,
Gary
On 3/15/2021 8:37 AM, Jim D'Amelio via Tigers wrote:
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> Does anyone know what will remove the factory finish on our
> dashboards? I?ve tried stripper, denatured alcohol and lacquer
> thinner. Nothing lefts it off. I tried a 1000 watt hair blower, but
> that only chipped some off where the finish was cracked. Didn?t
> really soften it.
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> Jim D
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In about 1979 I was able to chip it off with a small knife and
screwdriver.<br>
If its still on yours after all these years are you sure it is
factory? Most I saw way back when were all<br>
cracking off.<br>
Good luck,<br>
Gary<br>
<br>
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factory finish on our dashboards? I?ve tried stripper,
denatured alcohol and lacquer thinner. Nothing lefts it off.
I tried a 1000 watt hair blower, but that only chipped some
off where the finish was cracked. Didn?t really soften
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