Need Ziebart removed under old classic

[efisixpack]

So I have a 1969 Plymouth that was sprayed everywhere with Ziebart back in the day. Its like a tar and is still tacky. I'm looking for someone that can remove it. I assume its going to take a power washer with very hot water. I don't want to remove the paint but am not worried about damage to it either. I can not sandblast it nor want to. Ideas?

 

[BigWheelinBubba]

Propane torch and scrape it off. It'll take some time but that's usually the easiest way.

 

[efisixpack]

I thought about that but it is everywhere and I need it done sooner than later and I could see that taking forever. That and its damn messy. I appreciate the suggestion though. I guess I was hoping someone would jump on and say, hey I have a heated pwerwasher and would do it for x$$$.

 

[my89notchback]

Propane torch and scrape it off. It'll take some time but that's usually the easiest way.

Yep. It sucks, but that and denatured alcohol wiping. Very messy job.

 

[Swifster]

That's a job no one jumps at. That stuff is a serious pain in the ass.

 

[Beigg]

Depending on the $ you are willing to spend I may know someone that is reputable for labor such as that. PM me if you'd like.

 

[95 Z/28 LT1]

Too bad you can't take it back to Ziebart. :lol:

 

[BB71Mopar]

a guy I worked with had that on his brothers Olds. Him and his brother spent days under that car with scrappers to remove all that coating.

It looks as there is no easy way to remove it...

 

[BigWheelinBubba]

That's the price you pay for the car lasting this long lol.