Last summer while cooking on my 18", a black trash bag blew up against the back of my smoker without my knowledge. Needless to say, a decent chunck of it melted to the smoker. I'm curious if anyone has any ideas or tips as to removing it. I've tried, Goo-Gone, soap and water, degreaser, stiff bristle brushes and steel wool to no avail. It's not the end of the world as the smoker will works perfectly, it just annoys me because it doesn't look good.
Melted Trash Bag
- Thread starter Kris Auer
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OK Kris, this is coming from my DH.
Paint shops use a special wheel to remove vinyl and plastic lettering and strips. It's a round wheel you put in a drill. It heats the plastic without heating the metal. The plastic rubs away. You can buy it at auto parts and auto paint stores for about $20.
Paint shops use a special wheel to remove vinyl and plastic lettering and strips. It's a round wheel you put in a drill. It heats the plastic without heating the metal. The plastic rubs away. You can buy it at auto parts and auto paint stores for about $20.
timothy
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
That's a great idea Joan.
I think those are made with a silicone face like a wire wheel. I have one and used it to remove caulk etc from metal surfaces.They also make one that has flat blades like a water wheel.
Tim
timothy
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