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Old 05-29-04, 11:22 AM
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So I sprayed my window moldings with what I thought was rubber coating from autozone but it's still sticky after one night of drying. Does it still need to dry or am I F***ed? I don't know what to do...
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What exactly did you use? like what was the brand and product name?
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thanks ICE... i was pissed...

Here's the stuff. Do I paint over it?

http://www.jmujack.com/album/?dir=RX7%2Frubber
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i dont think that stuff was meant for window moldings. i have like a super thick layer of that under my car
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What you want to get is plasti-dip. See if you can find it. I think a spray version is made.
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yeah, that stuff will never dry... remove it ASAP and wash the parts down with rubbing alcohal or aceton or some other solvent before attempting to put anything additional onto it.
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i think what u wanted to use is truck bed coating
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bahahaha, that **** is like tar man, its real hard to get off too. worked good on the bottom of my car though.
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great. I'm effed.... How do I get it off the rubber parts?
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great. I'm effed.... How do I get it off the rubber parts?
grab some off a junkyard car and do them instead?
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i herd urine gets taht stuph off reel good.
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Dammit... I'm not going R Kelley on them!
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A little turpentine and some plati-dip later, my weather strips are back to doing what they do best... de-weatherizing...



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