Removing tiger seal

[Robti]

Hi a while back I used tiger seal on the tourer as I had terrible leaks around the hinges and panel seams, so would like to try and remove it and do it a bit neater, so tried thinners with no result so thought to ask on hear for any help ?
Thanks

[COLVERT]

Originally Posted by Robti

Hi a while back I used tiger seal on the tourer as I had terrible leaks around the hinges and panel seams. Would like to try and remove it and do it a bit neater. Tried thinners with no result so thought to ask on here for any help .
Thanks

Don't the manufacturers tell you what type of solvent is required ??

[Robti]

Originally Posted by COLVERT

Don't the manufacturers tell you what type of solvent is required ??

Need to chisel it off but wondered if anyone had used a solvent of any type

[T-Cut]

Tiger Seal is a polyurethane compound that's unlikely to easily 'dissolve' in a solvent. You're more likely to strip the paintwork by applying suck-it-and-see solvents. I've read that Zep Sticky Stuff Remover works on Tiger Seal, but I've never tried so can't guarantee the information. However, I do know from personal experience that Sticky Stuff Remover is remarkably effective on all sorts of adhesive residues.
You can get it from loads of places, Halfords, Screwfix, etc https://www.screwfix.com/p/zep-stick...ver-1ltr/8648x
Good luck.

TC

[Robti]

Originally Posted by T-Cut

Tiger Seal is a polyurethane compound that's unlikely to easily 'dissolve' in a solvent. You're more likely to strip the paintwork by applying suck-it-and-see solvents. I've read that Zep Sticky Stuff Remover works on Tiger Seal, but I've never tried so can't guarantee the information. However, I do know from personal experience that Sticky Stuff Remover is remarkably effective on all sorts of adhesive residues.
You can get it from loads of places, Halfords, Screwfix, etc https://www.screwfix.com/p/zep-stick...ver-1ltr/8648x
Good luck.

TC

Thanks all I can do is give it a try it’s under the plastic cover so will be hidden partially