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I want to remove some sicoflex silicone from the roof of my Hymer to re-root some cables for my satellite dish etc.. It's proving quite slow - has anyone any top tips please ?
I've used a stanley knife blade to cut away large profiles, and then white spirit - a long job!
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I found this on Piston heads, "I've siad it before, but it's quite easy to get sikaflex off if you've got the right solvent, use "panel degreaser" available from bodyshop supliers (you can get the sikaflex from there too)".
I would test a little out of the way area first just to be sure, Alan.
hi captainbligh . i changed my solar panel to a big one and the aluminum brackets had to come off so i used one of those sonic cutters that just vibrate and it went through like butter with no damage then lightly sand and finish off with spray paint job done . jud
Hi, Shane from Snellyvision told me the way to remove brackets fixed with siklafex is to use a sharpened paper scraper to gradually cut through , then when when the brackets are off ,clean up with white spirit
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hi captainbligh . i changed my solar panel to a big one and the aluminum brackets had to come off so i used one of those sonic cutters that just vibrate and it went through like butter with no damage then lightly sand and finish off with spray paint job done . jud
