are there any chemicals or something to take this stuff out?

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Modified by GSR4door1 at 5:36 PM 4/11/2004

 

Red X???

 

whats red x?

 

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I was noting that initially, your picture didn't show up and a red X showed up instead. You can take a scraper and get it off, however be careful not to get any particles into the water jackets, or in the cylinders.

 

I used a razor blade.

 

bump.. im not sure but u need a bump to get an answer.. hope u get one..

good luck

 

carb cleaner/ rag and razor blade.

 

i forget who makes it... maybe permatex... they make a gasket remover.. my tech teacher got it. it worke pretty good for a cork gasket on an oil pan.. but we ended up using a wirewheel on it so it was perfect.. but that **** is like acid. bubbles up and eats at it

try getting a can of that, then use a scraper

 

razor blade

 

pull as much off as possible... I use gasket remover of some type and I also use a Die grinder with Roloc bristle disc's for alumium blocks too.. but thats takin it far tho...

 

razor for sure. good luck