What is the best way to remove all of the black sticky stuff from hell off the inside of the doors.
I'm going to dynomat (or the likes of "Brown stuff") the whole door and also attempt to replace the electic windows motor.
Before I start what tackles that stuff without taking the paint off
and leaves residue over everything. it's worse than meths! (you need to get over your meths fetish
) i'd use brake cleaner btw.
just bear in mind, you need to replace the diaphragm in the door when you're done, so tape it on or something otherwise the backs of your door cards will get piss wet through!
tom
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just bear in mind, you need to replace the diaphragm in the door when you're done, so tape it on or something otherwise the backs of your door cards will get piss wet through!
tom
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I'd second that, seeing as Mazda made the door cards out of glorified cardboard the slightest sniff of dampness and they fall apart!!!!
why do you want it gone? can you not cover it over with gaffer tape or clingfilm while you work inside the doors? as peeps have said, its there for good reason
I'll be dynomating (brown bread) the doors and a new sheet of PVC on the door cards themselves. Brown Bread for the speakers and PVC as the water barrier, with the added benefit of a clean door for when the electric windows pack up. Goodbye Devils Snot.
I found using a heat gun and then meth spirits was the best way and lots of rags to mop it all up
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