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I would say so if you really want to be sure the new ones stay on. I think if you just pick a warm sunny day if the boat is in the sun and that should work. It should be 60 in the afternoons by now down there.
thank you, yea you would think so BUT....
last week it was, I got a sun burn cleaning and the next couple days IT SNOWED!!!!!!!
now the best we can do is mid 50s
ARGGGGGGG
would I use goo off or alchohol or wd40 to get the old dry glue off ?
Goo Gone works miracles on old dried glue, just give it about 5-10 minutes to soak in and rub away with a clean WHITE cloth. Don't ask why white but white works best....