nope haven't tried it.
DSR-5, seems to be mostly aliphatic hydrocarbons and special wetting agents. They call it an "un-bonder"
You work it in where you want to remove CURED SILICONE AND 5200.
Said to be "safer than most solvents regarding skin contact and material." Non-corrisive. Non HAZ MAT.
Safe on metals, aluminum, glass, wood, cabinets, fiberglass, gelcoat, acrylic, polycarbonates, carpets ,vinyl flooring and fabrics, varnished, urethaned or painted surfaces, formica.
Removes other adhesives, contact cement, tape residue, stickers, road tar, chewing gum, enamel spray paint.
Whether it gets the oil out of the gelcoat, probably not. But maybe once you've gotten all the solid rubber away, find a solvent for silicone oil. Research, research!
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