Glue on Canopy
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I accidently got some Zappa-Dappa-Goo on the canopy of my f-86.
Anyone know a way to get it off?
I'm hoping I can peel it off.
If I have to sand it, will clear coat restore the shine?
I remember hearing about some furniture wax too, but I don't remember what kind it was.
Anyone know a way to get it off?
I'm hoping I can peel it off.
If I have to sand it, will clear coat restore the shine?
I remember hearing about some furniture wax too, but I don't remember what kind it was.
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Kerosene sounds good, I've got lots of that.
That's a good suggestion, I'll give it a try tonight.
Frank suggested de-natured alchohol.
That might be good too.
Thanks for the help you guys.
That's a good suggestion, I'll give it a try tonight.
Frank suggested de-natured alchohol.
That might be good too.
Thanks for the help you guys.
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To answer your other question, if you have to sand it. Yes, a clear coat will restore the clear appearance. Just use a very fine sandpaper. I have had to sand scratches out of a canopy when I landed upside down (don't ask). The whole canopy was sanded to a light haze. Once I cleared it, it looked like a new one.
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Thanks for the help guys.
I was able to peel some of it off, but the best way was the kerosene. Took it off good as new.
I'll have to remember that one.
I was able to peel some of it off, but the best way was the kerosene. Took it off good as new.
I'll have to remember that one.
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Hi there
Try Dremel polishing compound and the polishing mop attachment.
It's so good, you might have to do the whole canopy as the bit you clean ends up shinier than the rest.
Try Dremel polishing compound and the polishing mop attachment.
It's so good, you might have to do the whole canopy as the bit you clean ends up shinier than the rest.
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Originally posted by Pete S
Thanks for the help guys.
I was able to peel some of it off, but the best way was the kerosene. Took it off good as new.
I'll have to remember that one.
Thanks for the help guys.
I was able to peel some of it off, but the best way was the kerosene. Took it off good as new.
I'll have to remember that one.