aerosol can blew up in boot!

[Mr GTD]

Try e mailing photos to the manufacturer of the can and state you are very dissapointed in the quality of the products ,and ask what they recommend for removal .
Also e mail Kia and ask if they will do you a deal on new parts .

Yes it might be worth actually taking the vehicle down the Kia dealership to left them have a ganda and see what solutions they come up with...

[Robracer]

Well guy's, we finally got round to dealing with the mess that was left by the exploding aerosol can! We ended up using dichloromethane,  This colorless, volatile liquid with a moderately sweet aroma is widely used as a solvent. And it worked very well, but we had to be rather careful as it can eat some plastics it seem's.

[Mr GTD]

Nearly looks good as new

[Robracer]

Thanks, it did take a fair bit of elbow grease! lol. It's amazing how durable the KIA plastic is, it responded well to the chemical we thought. But we had to resort to using t-cut on the boot door window, the UG-90 etched itself to the glass. But with a combination of t-cut, Wurth industrial cleaner and glass cleaner, it came up looking almost as good as new. I'll certainly remember not to leave a rallle can in my Golf's boot.....

[Jimble]

Bloody hell mate, that looks like a top job! I thought that was the end of those plastics tbh.

[Robracer]

That's we thought once we'd got the boot door panel off! it looked far worse in the bright daylight. But thanks to the KIA plastic, it stood up well to the dichloromethane. It just proves you can restore plastic to its original self