I was hoping to avoid posting about this tired subject, but it has come to that.
When I bought my 80 about a month ago, I had my mechanic pull the rack off while changing the fluids etc. Long story short, what I ended up with is a urethane farm on my roof and a small intermittent leak from one of the rear passenger side holes.
I thought I'd try and clean things up a bit and bought roof plugs from volvo thinking the nutserts had been pulled, but found after scraping away the urethane that they're still in there with some kind of plug in them (the top part broke off with the urethane) My dilemma is what to do now. I'm a caveman when it comes to body stuff, and don't know how difficult it'll be to get the nutserts out with plugs stuck in there.
Is it possible to just put POR15 putty in the nutserts? I'm hoping I can do this cheaply and easily with it still looking decent, but not sure thats possible at this point.
Also, is there any adhesive remover I can safely use on what's left of the paint to get the remaining urethane off?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
When I bought my 80 about a month ago, I had my mechanic pull the rack off while changing the fluids etc. Long story short, what I ended up with is a urethane farm on my roof and a small intermittent leak from one of the rear passenger side holes.
I thought I'd try and clean things up a bit and bought roof plugs from volvo thinking the nutserts had been pulled, but found after scraping away the urethane that they're still in there with some kind of plug in them (the top part broke off with the urethane) My dilemma is what to do now. I'm a caveman when it comes to body stuff, and don't know how difficult it'll be to get the nutserts out with plugs stuck in there.
Is it possible to just put POR15 putty in the nutserts? I'm hoping I can do this cheaply and easily with it still looking decent, but not sure thats possible at this point.
Also, is there any adhesive remover I can safely use on what's left of the paint to get the remaining urethane off?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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