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Old 09-08-2005, 11:25 PM   #1
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i bought a heat gun today to take off the orange strip on my car (very 80's and just needs to be taken off), its getting sprayed in a week or so but i want to take umm off before that, can somebody sugest the tempurture to set the heat gun at ( dont gess) mine goes up to 650 my dad recon only 100 should be used but when i used 100 or even 200 i couldnt get the dam things off. is there a step i am missing please tell

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