Tail/Traction Pad Removal

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Salty Sea Dog
Salty Sea Dog
VIC
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VIC, 346 posts
20 Jul 2013 9:54pm
Has anybody got a quick and easy way to remove a tail/traction pad without damaging the board?

Thanks
P co
P co
WA
458 posts
WA, 458 posts
20 Jul 2013 8:43pm
Eucalyptus oil, paint scrapper and a hair dryer will get you started.
katana
katana
WA
644 posts
WA, 644 posts
21 Jul 2013 8:25pm
P co said..

Eucalyptus oil, paint scrapper and a hair dryer will get you started.


be carefull not to use a hairdryer its epoxy
Salty Sea Dog
Salty Sea Dog
VIC
346 posts
VIC, 346 posts
21 Aug 2013 11:08am
Sorry to revisit this thread giuys but I've just bought a 2nd hand Bourton Fat Bullet with a tail pad that was a mess. I've got the pad of with no issues and most of the glue has come up with it, but there are still a few areas that won't budge.

I've been recommended to use a number of things but just want to be certain as I don't want to ruin the deck before I even get to ride it.

So along with a bit of elbow grease what else can I use to get the glue of? WD40, Wax Remover, Petrol, Eucalyptus oil?

Thanks in advance
jbshack
jbshack
WA
6913 posts
WA, 6913 posts
21 Aug 2013 10:16am
MornoPom said..

Sorry to revisit this thread giuys but I've just bought a 2nd hand Bourton Fat Bullet with a tail pad that was a mess. I've got the pad of with no issues and most of the glue has come up with it, but there are still a few areas that won't budge.

I've been recommended to use a number of things but just want to be certain as I don't want to ruin the deck before I even get to ride it.

So along with a bit of elbow grease what else can I use to get the glue of? WD40, Wax Remover, Petrol, Eucalyptus oil?

Thanks in advance



Glad you got it. I recon you'll love it. We need picks now
Citrus Orange wax and grease remover. I promise, just let it soak on glue and it will come off super easy..
WA71
WA71
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1382 posts
WA, 1382 posts
21 Aug 2013 10:16am
Wax and grease remover, get it from repco.
Salty Sea Dog
Salty Sea Dog
VIC
346 posts
VIC, 346 posts
21 Aug 2013 12:51pm
Thanks WA71 and JB. I'll get some wax and grease remover this afternoon. Would I then just use and old wax scraper to get it off?

And thank again for all the advice JB. I'll let you know how I go once I've cleaned it up
WA71
WA71
WA
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WA, 1382 posts
21 Aug 2013 11:01am
^^ It will get soft with wax and grease remover so just a dry clean rag should do the trick.
jbshack
jbshack
WA
6913 posts
WA, 6913 posts
21 Aug 2013 12:12pm
WA71 said..

^^ It will get soft with wax and grease remover so just a dry clean rag should do the trick.


Yep what he said. And good old elbow grease..
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