Finished applying a dozen or so sub-surface (2nd surface - reversed out) graphics to the inside of some 1/8" curved acrylic pieces with a non - glare finish. (It's not P-90 for those of you who know what that is but, similar, just a different brand). I'm actually told it's a P-95.
We removed the protective lining on the face after the signs were completed only to find that there is a RESIDUE and we have had no luck removing from the face of these signs (sign size is approx. 26" x 36" each). We are pretty sure that the RESIDUE was created from the HEAT used to curve theses signs.
I have tried Rapid Remover, Rapid Tac and my boss has experimented with some Novus plastic polish and scotchbright pads, Isopropyl Alcohol, Acetone, wash n wipe, methyl hydrate...yet, no remedy.
There has gotta be someone out there who has the cure.
Is it you? Any advice is always greatly appreciated.
[ April 23, 2003, 09:16 AM: Message edited by: Corey Wine ]
Posted by Monte Jumper (Member # 1106) on :
I couldn't help but notice...you didn't mention "water"...usually after I try everything in the world to remove something Patsee walks up with a wet rag and voila.
It really couldn't be that simple? Just a little soap and water?
Good luck!
Posted by Corey Wine (Member # 1640) on :
Usually, when I mention soap and water here in the same sentence I get a ribbing (usually started from Rojer). he he.
I learned my lesson! RT all the way!!!!!!!!
Posted by Monte Jumper (Member # 1106) on :
Sure you say that now...but did it work? Posted by pierre (Member # 1462) on :
MaGuiars is a specific for acrylic surface restoration. If that won't work, you may have a problem that may not be resolved.
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Posted by Danny Busselle (Member # 3746) on :
OK.. Let's see if this helps (Meguiars) Mirror Glaze Number 10 it is for clear plastic, 8 oz. bottle. Meguiars is located in Irvine, Ca. 92713 or try an Auto Paint Store. This stuff is BLACK in color and Restores Optic Clarity To:From Boats to Aircraft Windshields. It's always got me out of a Jam. Good Luck.
Posted by Corey Wine (Member # 1640) on :
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