The more you drink, the less you see!Thanks guys.I went to buy the eraser wheel.First thing it says on package is not to use on fiberglass .Will be using heat gun and alot of Heineken
Nothing wrong with an eraser wheel on gelcoat. It's been used for this purpose for decades.Thanks guys.I went to buy the eraser wheel.First thing it says on package is not to use on fiberglass .Will be using heat gun and alot of Heineken
Along with what I mentioned above, I think the eraser will work faster in this case. Otherwise, the vinyl is just going to keep peeling off in little pieces... which will get old/annoying real fastmany spots like this..
I've used both. Can't say I really noticed a difference. May be a little bit - but nothing that I would say is worth talking about. Now, maybe the discount eraser I had was better than yours? Maybe I used lighter pressure and moved it around more to avoid heating it up? Those last two questions are, of course, just thoughts. I seem to recall that Goof Off or mineral spirits helps with removal of scuffs, too.I used the discount eraser wheel to remove some stripe on my hull. It was very fast, but left some residue and scuffs that I had to polish out. Ultimately it was no big deal to clean up. Has anyone used the pricey 3M wheel with better results?
Good to know. There definitely is some technique to the method. Being a weekend warrior, I had it down by the last 2' of 10! Better lighting in my dimly lit garage would have helped as well.I've used both. Can't say I really noticed a difference. May be a little bit - but nothing that I would say is worth talking about. Now, maybe the discount eraser I had was better than yours? Maybe I used lighter pressure and moved it around more to avoid heating it up? Those last two questions are, of course, just thoughts. I seem to recall that Good Off or mineral spirits helps with removal of scuffs, too.
This right here!3M eraser wheel was the fastest and most effective. just dont sit in one spot