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07-30-2012
Ive been told that you should use a razor blade but when i tried that it ****ing nicked the **** out of it even when i was careful it would always nick. I now picked up some gasket removal foam **** and that didn't work at all, for now i'm just gonna drench the remaining stuck gasket chips with the gasket removal foa m overnight for hope any real suggestions?
07-30-2012
#1. Use the search function... We just had a thread about this...
#2. http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-28-100...ref=pd_cp_hi_0
07-30-2012
There is gasket remover stuff in a can that you get. But you'll still to use a razor blade, just be careful and slow.
04 Impala SS Indy:
07-30-2012
I have no idea how you are making marks on it, I've always removed gasket material with a razor. I actually use the Stanley one Iceman pointed out. You're using the flat end... right..?
07-30-2012
how are you holding the razor blade?
07-30-2012
i dont get it either, this should have been done before cleaning it. and how can it be "that" stuck on there?
rip it off with a belt sander, yeah that will do it.......
07-30-2012
3m pad with a drill and or air grinder.
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