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Main => Artwork => Topic started by: RUP on October 10, 2011, 09:13:56 pm
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Hi all, Does anyone have any tips on removing the protective paper coating from an old plexiglass bezel? I can only get the stuff to peel in very tiny strips. I googled it but a lot of the ideas suggest some goo gone or other stripping agent. I don't want to destroy the finish or the artwork on the other side! Thanks
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yes, i used thinner gel not the liquid. The gel doesn't run and you can leave it there for 5 minutes then scrape with a spackle. I've done it before and didnt damage anything. Good luck.
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Thanks! I ended up using denatured alcohol. I SOAKED the paper let it sit for 5 minutes or so and it peeled right off with no harm to the painted artwork on the other side!
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careful denatured alcohol WILL attack some silkscreened inks.
Id recomend NAptha for something like this in the future.
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Wow, guess I got lucky this time! Thanks for the tip I'll be sure to use that next time! Where can you get Naptha? Can you pick it up at a Home Depot or Lowes?
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Both Its a great all around cleaner as well and is ery usefull in cleaning surfaces before art applications