Best way to remove original insulation?

[prosuperstar5]

I pulled most of it off where is goes behind the sail panels but there's still a ton of fuzz and glue all over. I saw a can of 3m adhesive remover, would that work?

[daustin]

The 3M adhesive remover works somewhat, but you have to soak it several times and work on it with a putty knife repeatedly to get the stuff off. If the underling paint isn't a factor lacquer thinner works better, have good ventilation when you use that stuff.
Don

[Twisted_Metal]

Why are you worried about some left-over factory fuzz under those panels?

[prosuperstar5]

I am not putting the interior panels back in so I want to get all that crap off and paint it.

[5spd540]

Wire brush it

[crome dome]

You can use a knotted wire wheel on your angle grinder. Wear a faceshield and some cloths. Those little wires can bury themselves a half inch deep into your skin

[protour73]

Originally Posted by prosuperstar5

I am not putting the interior panels back in so I want to get all that crap off and paint it.

so you will not have any panels on at all? Going for the race car look? You're really not clear on whether you just want to remove the leftover "fuzz", or ALL of the undercoating as well. If just the fuzz then a wire brush as previously mentioned.

Originally Posted by crome dome

You can use a knotted wire wheel on your angle grinder. Wear a faceshield. Those little wires can bury themselves a half inch deep into your skin

If no panels, then I'd go this route with the exception of just using a wire wheel, not the knotted wire wire (my preference). It's what I used on my entire undercarriage. That knotted wheel is SUPER aggresive.

[prosuperstar5]

Well all I want to remove is the fuzz thats left over once you pull off the insulation and the maroon glue that is all over the place.

[Aceshigh]

Chisel set to scrape the stuff off is what I used.

Then I POR-15'd it all.