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May 4th, 2007, 09:35 AM
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I Have Many Leather Bound Books
 
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[inside joke] yeah it is great. I've never gotten it inside a cut, but I can tell you it tastes like crap. lol [end inside joke/]
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May 4th, 2007, 02:53 PM
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I Have Many Leather Bound Books
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Well, I had my car at the dealer today for an oil change, and while there I asked the service manager if he knew of a way to get the undercoating off. He called the detail shop they use, and I went over there after my oil change. Turns out they do this type of thing all the time with engine shampoo, some solvent, and good old soap & high pressure.
The guy will take it off not only from under the hood, but from the door jambs & trunk seams, for only 80 bucks. I go to see him next Friday. Thanks for all your suggestions & help too. 
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