Anyone have a heat gun I can borrow? Preferably on the West side, but beggars can't be choosers.
Edit -
Found one for $10 at HF. Hopefully my local store will have it.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=96289
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Anyone have a heat gun I can borrow? Preferably on the West side, but beggars can't be choosers.
Edit -
Found one for $10 at HF. Hopefully my local store will have it.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=96289
I have one, but don't get off tomorrow until 4:30pm. It's the Harbor Freight one. The HF on Trail Lake had a bunch of them when I was there a few days ago.
If you didn't get the 15% off one item at HF this weekend coupon, let me know and I will email it to you.
Use a lighter and a can of WD40.
If you don't find one at HF let me know and I'll see if I can't find mine buried somewhere in the garage.
Thanks guy. Didn't make it to HF today, but will try tomorrow (if they are open that is). If they don't have one I'll let y'all know.
At the risk of sounding like a Home Depot employee, "Whatcha gonna use it for?"
Dealer decals and such come off with a good hair dryer.
Would a heat gun (or hair dryer) work to remove an old tattered clear bra?
The '95 I just bought has 2 nice dimples in the nose from the stupid license plate bracket. (I can't believe they are still using that same design on the NC"s, but I digress.) I've been reading about some have success by removing the nose and using heat to work them back out from the inside.
BTW, I did pick up a $10 heat gun at HF today.
I wish I had taken some 'before' pictures. ::Censor::
I was able to heat up the front bumper from the outside (while still on the car) and use a flexible nylon rod to work out those dimples. Huge improvement!
It does look better! ::Good::
For cripes sake, Sammm, put some pants on when you take a picture of a reflective object!
Now to really smooth things out (I hope ;) ).