Blue/Red6 Posted June 17 Report Posted June 17 Probably in the 70s or 80s a previous owner added a fibrous matting sound deadening material to the boot and bonnet of my 6. , believe they were sold as a kit. As it appears to trap heat in the areas I wish to remove it,any ideas as to how to do this and remove the glue without stripping the paint from the panels? Quote
greg cooper Posted June 17 Report Posted June 17 Well I have spent this afternoon sanding down the inside of the bonnet where 40 year old glue did not want to leave the car. I didn’t try any solvents because I thought I would paint it anyway but it was everywhere - reducing the engine noise seems a very un TR thing to do .. Quote
stuart Posted June 18 Report Posted June 18 15 hours ago, Blue/Red6 said: Probably in the 70s or 80s a previous owner added a fibrous matting sound deadening material to the boot and bonnet of my 6. , believe they were sold as a kit. As it appears to trap heat in the areas I wish to remove it,any ideas as to how to do this and remove the glue without stripping the paint from the panels? Careful use of a hot air gun and a hard plastic scraper is about the only way then use spirit wipe to remove any left over glue, Doubt you`ll be able to do it without paint damage though. Stuart. Quote
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