REFLECTOR: SprayLat & Masking Tape

[Scott Derrick]

Spraylat is the best!! I used it and it peeled right off in one big 
piece after sitting on my windows for a year.  I brushed on 3 coats, 
wise advice from this forum.  Also for those getting ready to use it, 
before application clean the window really good with something that 
leaves a slick residue(Dri-Wash, furniture polish , ect..)

I use a heat gun to remove old masking tape. You have to be careful but 
it comes off so nice after you've heated it up to 140-160 degrees..  Get 
a plastic putty knife to scrape with, heat a 6-8 inch section by going 
back and forth over the taped section, touching it with a finger every 
now and then to insure your not over heating it.  When its "very warm to 
mildly hot",  scrape, move down 6 -8 inches and repeat.

After done use alcohol to clean up residue, wipes to a sparkly shine.

Scott

Dave Black wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I've had a memory dump and cannot recall how to remove dried-on SprayLat 
> and Masking Tape from my windows. Can you remind me?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave Black
> Shortwing RG
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