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Remoing fiberglass resin from seat... :(

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    Remoing fiberglass resin from seat... :(

    I just noticed that whe I attempted that solo cowl, I guess there was still a wet part when I put it on the seat for the first time, there is a small spot of cured resin on my seat. Any safe way to remove this without damaging the seat?
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    not that I have found. I did the same thing when I made a couple cowls.

    I got just a bit on the very back of the seat, and it is there to this day
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    • #3
      your seat now has....'character'

      Mine, and apparently Marc's as well, has had it for quite awhile....


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      • #4
        no way to get it off?
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        • #5
          Sure there is... turn the key in the seat lock, remove seat, replace seat. Sorry yur stuck dude.

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          • #6
            I have jeans that got resin on them, and after a while it cracks and splits like hard plastic. I'm afraid once resin has dried on upholstery, it's done for. Sorry.
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            • #7
              take off the cover, recover it, and burn old cover with fire for special effect!
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              • #8
                yeah ive dealt with polyester resin on boats and car audio and that stuff is going nowhere. you could have removed it with acetone before it had hardened but I doubt you can do much with it now.
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                • #9
                  Yea its kind of a done deal once it has cured

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