GL: name removal

[Luther]

You are correct Jake, I have used Easy Off many times.
My recommendation are:
crack open a beer
spray on the Easy Off (to the painted surface)
drink the beer
hose off the Easy Off
sometimes a second beer required


Good Luck to All,

Luther Carrier
www.AbsoluteTankCleaning.com
St Petersburg, Fl

--- On Fri, 4/17/09, Jake2124 at aol.com <Jake2124 at aol.com> wrote:

> From: Jake2124 at aol.com <Jake2124 at aol.com>
> Subject: GL: name removal
> To: great-loop at lists.samurai.com
> Date: Friday, April 17, 2009, 8:43 AM
> Using Easy Off is NOT an urban
> legend!!. I used plain old Easy Off Oven
> cleaner to remove the painted on name from my boat. It
> takes a few seconds,
> not  even minutes, no harm at all to the gel coat. The
> gelcoat will always
> have a  slight "impression" of the removed name
> because it ages different
> under
> the  paint than it does in the sun. Another removal
> use is to remove
> Penetrol if you  were unfortunate enough to have used
> it on fiberglass as the
> directions on the  can suggest. Nothing else I have
> tried works at all, easy
> off
> does the  job.
>
> Jake
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