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liam4

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18th Aug 09 at 16:26

would hot soapy water do the trick for the residue underneath as i have ran out of tar remover???

am4nf

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18th Aug 09 at 16:27

depends how well its on, petrol works too

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 16:32

wouldn't think so, if it's a corsa b then you'll probably need a caramel wheel? to sort it out.

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 16:32

Toffee wheel mate

Twiggy

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18th Aug 09 at 16:35

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 16:37

i'm sure someone in projects forum has referred to it as a caramel wheel, so it's hardly worthy of a sig is it

iirc it was marksport when he was little duke.

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 16:38

:L:L:L:L Loving it

P1CK4D

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18th Aug 09 at 16:38

Caramel

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 16:41

fudge packer

Twiggy

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18th Aug 09 at 16:44

Just googled "Caramel Wheel" your not the 1st

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 16:44

Harsh (n) no need

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 16:46

quote:
You put it in the end of a drill and use it too remove stuff like urethane and pinstriping off your paintwork. When it heats up it smells like caramel. We use it all the time at Holden when we replace the side door moulds which crack and we have to remove the old urethane that sticks them on.
Dont use it on acrylic paint though! It will roger it!

probably why people call it a caramel wheel then.

3lfz

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18th Aug 09 at 17:31

Caramel, toffee, whats the difference

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 18:12

thats like calling a Spoon a fork. no matter how much you want it it to a fork its still a spoon

liam4

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18th Aug 09 at 18:28

oryt nice jokes boys,anyway iv removed the bumpstrips and the residue,and found that where they were has left a ligher colour of paint.anyway of getting rid of this?

[Edited on 18-08-2009 by liam4]

am4nf

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18th Aug 09 at 18:30

no, bumpstrips back on

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 18:38

quote:
Originally posted by forfarcorsa
thats like calling a Spoon a fork. no matter how much you want it it to a fork its still a spoon

stop being pedantic. i don't even work in the body work trade and had only heard it mentioned before as caramel wheel.

you can easily get the correct information from google by typing in ''caramel wheel''.

they have also been called eraser wheels too.

Ben G

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18th Aug 09 at 18:38

needs a respray to get rid of the lighter coloured bit

mattk

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18th Aug 09 at 18:42

I know it as a caramel wheel too

Tomnova16

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18th Aug 09 at 18:54

correct term is eraser wheel, toffee wheel and caramel wheel are just general terms, so your all correct, as for the different colour underneath if it doesn't polish up then will need painting

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
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liam4

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18th Aug 09 at 19:02

will it be expensive to get this sprayed?

mike r

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18th Aug 09 at 19:10

try blending it in with tcut either metallic or non depnding on your colour then wax, worth a try it worked well on mine

Jamie-C

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18th Aug 09 at 19:15

Try putting a hair dryer on it

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 21:13

To save arguments = Use a biscuit wheel

forfarcorsa

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18th Aug 09 at 21:14

To save arguments = Use a biscuit wheel

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