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Went out for a quick rip yesterday without thinking and melted my nylon track pants to my shiny shearer pipes.

Anyone have any ideas on how to get that crap off? Its on there like cement.

Posted

Get them up to operating temps again. Then put some leather work gloves on, grab a bucket of soapy water and get some fine steep wool (000 or 0000) and rub it off easy with the steel wool and lots of soapy water. You will NOT scratch them i guarantee you.

If you don't believe, then try an inside part you wont see when there mounted. They wont scratch.

Works really quick .

 

Ive had a big chunk of my riding pants and some leg skin melted on some T5's i used to have and thats how i got them off and everything went smooth and looked brand new after.

:cheers:

Posted

what about using a heat gun instead?

I was thinhing that too. Maby I can get it good and hot with the heat gun then use the steel wool.

Posted

what about using a heat gun instead?

Well you will still have to scrub it off ether way, thats why i said get them up to operating temps then rub off as said.

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Get them up to operating temps again. Then put some leather work gloves on, grab a bucket of soapy water and get some fine steep wool (000 or 0000) and rub it off easy with the steel wool and lots of soapy water. You will NOT scratch them i guarantee you.

If you don't believe, then try an inside part you wont see when there mounted. They wont scratch.

Works really quick .

 

Ive had a big chunk of my riding pants and some leg skin melted on some T5's i used to have and thats how i got them off and everything went smooth and looked brand new after.

:cheers:

Thanks alot for the idea's

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