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  1. Franc

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    #1 Franc, Nov 9, 2009
    Guys,
    Is there anything that could clean the sticky interior parts in the 355? I am trying to avoid the expensive overlays...
    Thanks,
    Francisco
     
  2. pyroguy

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    #2 pyroguy, Nov 9, 2009
    Use the search function(upper left corner pull down menu).

    There are many threads devoted to this subject.

    Steve
     
  3. AceMaster

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    #3 AceMaster, Nov 9, 2009
    Several members have used www.stickynomore.com

    Robbie is a class act, his FChat ID is 285ferrari
     
  4. gothspeed

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    #4 gothspeed, Nov 9, 2009
    +1 ........... :)!
     
  5. Oengus

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    #5 Oengus, Nov 9, 2009
    +2..........:) :)
     
  6. saw1998

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    #6 saw1998, Nov 9, 2009
    +3! :) :) :)
     
  7. Mitch Alsup

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    #7 Mitch Alsup, Nov 9, 2009
    I cleaned all my sticky parts about 2.5 months ago at a total cost to me of $12.42 and 10 hours of labor.

    The products you need are: Isoporpyl alcohol (91% or greater), que-tips, paper towels, time.
     
  8. Monteman

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    #8 Monteman, Nov 9, 2009
    Mitch is spot on but it's not an easy job. If I were to do it again, I would make it much easier and simply put the products in a box and send them to Robbie at Stickynomore.
     
  9. enginefxr

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    #9 enginefxr, Nov 9, 2009
    +4 :) :) :) :)
     
  10. hexxman

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    #10 hexxman, Nov 9, 2009
    universal autosports also does it, comes out like factory finish
     
  11. UConn Husky

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    #11 UConn Husky, Nov 9, 2009
    +1, lots of rags and lots of easy off oven cleaner! I always enjoy the DIY solutions, but it's great to have Robbie offering the service.
     
  12. 285ferrari

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    #12 285ferrari, Nov 9, 2009
    What did you use for a finish coat? You just leave them plastic color?
     
  13. Mitch Alsup

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    #13 Mitch Alsup, Nov 9, 2009
    Most of them I left in plastic. A couple I gave a light coat of flat black paint--these, also, had some "body work" done to them to fix cracks and divots. I use 5 minute epoxy and typical modeling skills.
     
  14. 285ferrari

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    #14 285ferrari, Nov 9, 2009
    You lucked out---Most plastic does not look good enough to leave as is once the coating is removed. Ferrari uses crap plastic...
     

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