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howie



Oct 7, 08 - 9:49 AM 		Honda/Acura doorglass slime

These d/g's are killing us, is there any way of getting it done without the mess that occurs when removing the membrane? On the newer models-thanx
ExPilk



Oct 7th, 2008 - 2:08 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

3 steps:
Spray
With
Water

Done.
Larry



Oct 7th, 2008 - 4:33 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

hmm like what year? cause i always cut the membrane then sealed it back together and put orange tape over it so that it did not stick to the door pannel
AGN



Oct 7th, 2008 - 6:01 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

Membrane?

Are you talking about the road noise paper/plastic buffer on the inside of the door?

If you are I agree...that tan slime crap sucks hard. Especially when it gets broken glass in it and starts stabbing you. Ouch. :(

I have found the best way is to find a clean area of the "slime" and pull it loose. Then take a razor blade and slowly pull the plastic to expose the "slime" as you cut it with the razor. This leaves "slime" on the plastic and on the door so re-installing is easy.

AGN
DTek



Oct 7th, 2008 - 6:10 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

Hate that stuff..not enough to post though..just a couple scrubies for the tools and panel and change gloves often
howie



Oct 7th, 2008 - 7:48 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

not yet yo, but when it gets on your vacuum hoses etc. and follows you around for days, stains fabric and clothes, someday you will post me back.
I gotta admit I,m leaning in Larrys direction.
Harold



Oct 10th, 2008 - 8:54 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

cut off the plastic a few inch perimeter below the slime and leave it alone.
DTek



Oct 10th, 2008 - 9:04 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

Not a bad idea and maybe use butyl or somthin to reattach it below the original slime
xs



Oct 10th, 2008 - 10:15 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

Yeah,STek...It'z like shootin on top of buytl tape kit'z remember...lol.......
Mr Positive



Oct 10th, 2008 - 11:59 PM 		Re: Honda/Acura doorglass slime

Pedro just cuts them off and uses the old ones to wrap his tortillas with.


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