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Posted: August 07 2008 08:00 AM
 
bryant gorges (aka prost56) [ View ] [ prostreet1956@yahoo.com ] [ Car Ads ] [ Blogs ]
west seneca, New York

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man,,,so much for a quick job..this turned into the car from hell......me being as stupid as possible latley,all i had to do was shoot the back dore,and the trunk...well...3 guns later,finally got it done,but forgot to cover the inside...got clear all over the inside..seats are leather?..gray...need advise..badly,never happened before...tks
 
 
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Posted by prost56  -  08/07/2008 08:01 AM
i mean door...
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Posted by TYCHOOCHOO  -  08/07/2008 08:05 AM
be careful what you use to break down the clear coat. The dye will come off the seats if you use any solvent.
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Posted by ol bear  -  08/07/2008 09:10 AM
TRY A LIL GOO BE GONE IN AN INCONSPICIOUS PLACE ,, OL BEAR
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Posted by Starfire  -  08/07/2008 11:04 AM
If you have used a leather cleaner/protectorate on the seats before you may be lucky and the clear coat is only stuck to the residue of those products. I'd try using Tanner's Preserve leather cleaner before I did any thing drastic. What you think is a major problem may only be a minor cleaning problem.
Starfire [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Weimar, Texas
 
Posted by ol bear  -  08/07/2008 12:22 PM
GREAT IDEA STAR ... DO U NEED A SPOT ON OUR TICKET,,,,,,,, LETS SEE,,, U COULD BE ,,,,,,,,,,, A PAGE , WITH ALOT OF KNOWLEDGE ,,, OL BEAR
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Posted by Starfire  -  08/07/2008 12:52 PM
Naah, I think I'll hold out for a meaningful spot like Beer Cooler Administrator......... (grin)
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Posted by flagator79  -  08/07/2008 05:21 PM
I would suggest that you contact one of the seat builders who support this site. They would know for sure - I imagine Don 34 would know also. I had a guy who was doing a little work on my custom dyed leather seats , who accidentally got some grease on my drivers seat
t, try to remove it with KEROSENE!!! Yep, kerosene. Needless to say it removed the paint - had to have the entire seat set redone so that they would match.
Regardless, good luck with the removal.

Skeet
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