Hey Legends, anyone got any tips on removing Gorilla Grip from a board?
Used it to try and stick down a flapping deck grip, the deck grip came off and the Gorilla Glue has stayed on there. Keen to replace the deck grip but reckon will need to get all the old stuff off..
Tar and glue remover designed for cars is what I would use. Rinse it off afterwards. Autosmart Tardis is great.
Just to add my 15 cents... I have used Tardis on one of my Starboards to get rid of the residue when I was removing part of the deck grip to fix the handle. It's safe to use in my experience and does not contain acetone as far as I know.
Put an old towel over the grip, soak with turps and cover with plastic so it doesn't dry out too quick. After a couple of hours or overnight just peel off grip. Clean off any remaining adhesive with turps. The removed grip can be washed, dried and reapplied if required.
All these relate to tge original adhesive and wont work on a foaming PU glue.
Is that what you mean by gorilla glue? Its honey coloured and sets crispy not flexible?
If so, scrape and abrasion will be it
Or do u mean gorilla grip - which is like the factory grip?
(You use both terms)
I will also do a regrip for you, or look at it for DIY
Mark
MOzCustoms
42 Daly St
South Fremantle
Unless the WA in your profile means Washington State which has fooled me here before
Hi Mark, sorry for the confusion - It is the Gorilla Glue that I used to try and stick down the existing deck grip that was flapping around. The stuff that sets honey coloured and goes rock hard.
Can confirm I am in Western Australia!
Will message you direct to chat about re-doing the deck grip.