YOUR RESEARCHPlastic bag meltdown....
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I was attacked by a rouge plastic grocery bag on the highway the other day. It gave it's life by attaching and quickly melting itself into a hard, smelly mass on one of my mufflers and exhaust pipe. Does anyone have any sugestions on how to remove the remains? It appears to be resistant to plastic adhesive cleaner and goo-off. It seems to want to remain a permanent part of my car....
go for a long drive to warm it back up then attack it with a hair-dryer, scraping it off gently? funny thing is, if my wife walked into the garage and saw me drying my Porsche with a hair-dryer she probably wouldn't even blink.......
Agreed! THE best way would be to warm it up again and scrape it off. It may be messy and smelly during the process but better that for a short time during the removal process than smelly for a long time until it eventually gets burned off.
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