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Remove that Loctite 5900 from the sump?

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Any tips how to clean that properly - i'm planning to use some plastic scraper or something like that but it seems that besides those bigger pieces there's this a really thin film like layer.
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Any tips how to clean that properly - i'm planning to use some plastic scraper or something like that but it seems that besides those bigger pieces there's this a really thin film like layer.
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Ok, some of you may remember that I used that Loctite 5900 to seal the oil sump. Well, all went well and it's been holding fine and as I removed that sump now again there's no extra pieces of that in the sump or in the oil collector etc. But now as I'm about to borescope that 6th cyl I decided to remove that sump but that Loctite 5900 seems to be a p..... to remove from the sump. Any tips how to clean that properly - i'm planning to use some plastic scraper or something like that but it seems that besides those bigger pieces there's this a really thin film like layer. I would like to clean that properly before I put there Drei bond. Any good tips ?

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3m makes wiss wheel pads kn blue for aluminum. For manual removal, plasic scraper, scotch bright pad and a stainless or brass wire brush. U can also wet it with brake clean. That will soften it some.

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