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Old 1st June 2014, 16:57   #1
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Went a bit mad removing the interior roof and uncovered some black silicone stuff. Managed to pull most of it off but their is still a bit left.

Can anyone recommend a product to use to get it off?

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Warm it up with a hair dryer.
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As above ^ also theres a good product called Grafter that is good for things like that, but it melts plastic so be careful
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