does anyone know what will take off clear silicone off of winshield glass?not alot,just a thin film in spots.i was thinking lighter fluid?thank you...chuck.
dan,there's some places where i can't get a razor at.wasn't sure if there was something on the market just for this.i was thinking lighter fluid,or acetone,but wasn't sure if it would hurt the glass or not. chuck.
I got to thinkin bout just that, and came back to tell ya that I have used lacquer thinner. But ya got to be careful round the paint. Acetone would probably work too. Seems a rag with some solvent in it will allow you to rub it off. I have never hurt any glass with lacquer thinner, or acetone. Dunno bout lighter fluid, cept this one time a buddy of mine got lazy and decided all that paint stripper on that big ole hood would work much better if fire was applied. Worked real good,,,, they hauled off the burnt mess a couple days later. Dan
Gasket remover in an aerosol can may work. I get it at Autozone. It is designed for the blue RTV type stuff. Works really well. It's silicon based, so it would probably work ok. Later,
thanks dan,maxx.i have some acetone in the garage,going to give that a shot.if not,i'm going to try the gasket remover.dan,are you serious?what kind of car was it,and what was he smoking?j/k
just an update,the gasket remover in the aerosol can works like a charm! made by permatex.spray it on,and wait 5 min...wipe away or scrape with a razor.just watch your painted surfaces!
hmm,, I have seen that stuff but figured it didnt work. Now I know,, its the little itty bitty things you learn on here that pile up and make all this easier for us. Thanks Dan
