35 year old glue

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35 year old glue

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I am in the process of tearing apart and refoaming my seat on my 1971 Honda CB750 and I have it just about stripped down to the seat pan but some of the old foam is stuck with glue that's ooohhhh...about 35 years old. :P Anyone know of something that will take it off? I'm not to worried about damaging the finish on the metal at the moment. That's going to be repainted anyway.
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I've used Goo Gone or Goo Off on adhesives and they work really well. I'm not sure how they'd work on 35 year old glue, but it's worth a shot. You can find the stuff at Lowes, Home Depot or the like.
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A rotary sander and sandpaper disc. Gone in 60 seconds.... :wink:
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propane torch and wire brush.
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#5 Unread post by tekla »

BuzZz wrote:A rotary sander and sandpaper disc. Gone in 60 seconds.... :wink:
Duh..didn't even think about that. Excuse me while I run to the garage ;)
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