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Big Problem on my bonnet

kid_720datto

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hey guys,
as you can see in the picture i have a major problem. long story short i left a magnetic p-plate on there too long and it baked itself to my bonnet. very stupid i know. the high spots are from me gluing other p plates to the patch, A) to hide the big ugly patch and B) because it wont stick to it.

so far i have tried
-razor blades
-metho
-fishing line
-hair dryer and each of the above

the only way i can see it going is to sand it back and get the bonnet repainted.

any suggestions?

have also posted in Panel beating forum
 

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Prepsol/wax and grease remover will soften the glue use stiff plastic e.g old credit card or bog applicator then a rag soaked to remove the rest.
 

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You could try a caramel wheel, it may get it off, just be careful you don't burn the paint.

Using a heat gun may work too, a hair dryer doesn't get hot enough.
 

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id try the caramel wheel and then hit it with some wax and grease remover, you can get that off without a respray.
 

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caramel wheel is designed for this kinda stuff, dont stress to much about burnning it because you will have to buff it afterwards anyway, im a spray painter, id just grind it off and re paint it. but ofcourse it would cost me alot less than it would you.
 

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ok well ive been reading these replys and talking to some guys at work and figured out a caramel wheel is gonna work best so went down to the local paint supplies and picked one up for 7 bucks. ill have a crack at it soon and post some pics up.

hope it works
 

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ok well the caramel wheel worked pretty good. took about an hour to get rid of the bulk and then about 5 minutes cut and polishing to get rid of the scuff marks. looks a million times better even though at a close look u can stil see some marks where it was and from the wheel
 

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