What worked for me was a combination of sanding/buffing discs on a Dremel
tool. Friction did cause some monokote color to meld into the surface of the
wood, but I was using opaque for the refinish, so it didn't matter in my case.
Instead of caustic chems, I have a theory: consider a heavy glove and a chunk
of dry ice from the local ice cream shop or megamart. Try rubbing the chunk
of dry ice on the edges of the covering. In theory, it should cause the mylar
and glue to contract, embrittle, and crack off, the wood should shrug it off,
and the glue joints will likely hold if not directly touched.
Mark S.
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