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Re: best way to remove old drip rail seam sealer
Hi Nevada,
I found my old seam sealer came out easy with an old flat baled screwdriver and then wire wheel with my drill. Cleaned right up no problems. Just don't dig to aggressively with the screwdriver or chisel and it shouldn't score the metal.
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1971 K10 short bed step side, 5.3/th350/205, 3.73 gears
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