Bob Anson's suggestion of lighter fluid may be the least-invasive solvent.
Anyone who needs a solvent for such general purposes
could go to a paint store and buy a quart of naphtha, the principal ingredient
in fluid. In fact, I bought a quart also to refuel my
pipe lighter, and it works fine for that.
Do you mean you need to replace the bulb? That can happen--I found the
headlight on an SW-9 had burned out--but if you mean
you are using the SHS retrofit with correct early headlights and the warmer
color LED's, I wish you joy, as I did it with one and was
well-satisfied with the result, but when I came to do it again for another SHS
SW-1, the installation has given me no end of trouble.
Jace Kahn
General Manager
Ceres & Canisteo RR Co./Champlain County Traction Co.
> I need to replace the headlight in my S-Helper SW1 and I did not realize that
> I had installed a speaker over the headlight and leads with Walther's Goo. Is
> there a way to dissolve the glue so I can pull the speaker to access the
> headlight? Obviously the challenge is to dissolve the glue without damage to
> the shell.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> John Gibson
> Rocklin, CA
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