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----- Original Message ----- Here's an update: I rented a heat gun from Taylor Rental. $10 for 24 hrs. It worked amazingly well. I'm stripping the inner fenders, which has very few flat surfaces. So I ended up using a chisel with a 1" wide end. In tight areas, I used a 1/2" screwdriver. Got all the undercoating off the passenger side inner fender in about 2 hrs. Plan to do the other side tonight. These are off the car, BTW. Ron ************************************************************* Ron, Glad to hear this worked well for you. I try to avoid chemical fumes from anything used to soften the tar, so this method worked well for me. I like to place a fan behind me to blow the smoke from the heating tar away from my face. It is a little tedious, but not too bad. Another things that works well in those tight spaces or for the lingering bits of light stuff the putty knife doesn't get is a welder's wire brush. After being heated and cooling, that light stuff comes off pretty good with the brush. B. ************************************************************* To unsubscribe or set your subscription options,
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