Talk to the manufacture.

 

Ive tried to look them up and I can’t find anything. Phone number or email. Maybe I’m not looking good enough.

 

It's manufactured by PJ1 Lubricants. Look them up and send them a message.

 

Yea I will have to try and find a email to them. I looked for a number.

Torch?

Never thought about that. I wonder if that would damage the spray in bed liner.

 

Torch?

 

Not sayin set it on fire or anything. If you have sort of a hidden spot a little heat or maybe even heat gun or the wifes hairdryer on high. Something with some heat to it and see if it gets it liguid again. Power washer hooked to hot water supply? Heck if you were here in Fla that stuff would probably be running out the bed it has been so hot.

 

Yea I’m planning to leave my cover back on the bed one of these days we get a strong rain and see how it effects it. I know over time the shit breaks down. Atleast on the street or track that’s what it does.

I will try and put some heat to it and see what it does.

By the way I did email PJ1 the company that makes the stuff. I got a email back saying failure. So i don’t think their email is even good anymore.

 

Look up a current MSDS and get contact info from there.

 

Have you tried the dollar store cleaner called “LA’s Awesome”? I’d spray it on straight, undiluted and let a section soak. Maybe it will soften it or even break it up.

 

No sure about VHT. But, I've used this stuff for years and it's gotten everything off including removing tranny fluid and burn marks from a concrete driveway, Amazon.com: 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner, Quart, 08984: Home & Kitchen

 

Have you tried some brake cleaner? That’s usually my go to when trying to clean stubborn areas when nothing else works. Try it in a small area to make sure it doesn’t damage the liner.

 

If all else fails, spray more bed liner on top to cover it. My truck had white paint over the bed liner. Used the $15 can and looks like new

 

Try acetone.

 

Sounds like you have tried strong solvents to no avail. This is a suggestion as I have not tried this: Sodium Hydroxide, basically oven cleaner. Test a small spot first. This is a very strong base (not acid). Wear gloves and eye protection. It will burn the skin and damage your eyes. Let us know if you are successful.

 

Sounds like you have tried strong solvents to no avail. This is a suggestion as I have not tried this: Sodium Hydroxide,
basically oven cleaner. Test a small spot first. This is a very strong base (not acid). Wear gloves and eye protection. It will burn the skin and damage your eyes. Let us know if you are successful.

Be sure to keep it away from aluminum alloy.