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I would suggest not using a chisel, it will gouge the gelcoat, get one of those plastic ice-scrapers with a solid edge. Unfortunately there is no short-cut to this type of miserable task, you just have to git-r-dun!!! You can try soaking a small area with acetone, let it sit for a while and then try removing the non-slip rubber. Once the majority of the rubber has been removed you can hit it with the goo-b-gone.
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Posted : April 13, 2013 1:00 am
the-renovator wrote: I would suggest not using a chisel, it will gouge the gelcoat...
I think this is aluminum trampoline frame not the hulls.
I would try scraper with sharp razor blade to cut as much rubber as possible. Then wire weel and goo gone to remove what is left.
Posted : April 13, 2013 4:37 pm
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