Can you take out the supporting piece/trim that the wood is attached to? If
so, maybe just a heat gun and apply some heat to the back of the metal.
Don't roast it, just enough to soften up the adhesive.
Rob McCall
'67 LeBaron
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[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Whitney
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Subject: IML: '66 Coupe interior wood removal -- safe solvent?
>All other areas of wood trim - dash, steering wheel -
>would be removed at your peril. They are on thin
>metal backing plates which can bend easily - and if
>they bend they will never lie flat again.
The bond can't be permanent. One of the triangle shaped pieces on the
passenger's side fell out quite by itself. So I really need to know what's
a safe glue removing solvent to use around the other trim pieces.
Thanks,
David
'91 K-Imperial driver
'66 Crown Coupe project
'66 Newport 383 dual exhaust .030 over Eddys/Hurst/Cragars daughter's first
Mopar
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