BEST WAY TO REMOVE ????
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BEST WAY TO REMOVE ????
getting ready for new paint . want to remove side bump strips from , fender , door , and rear quarter panel [dont think i will re-install them ] . anyway does anyone have tips on removal ? i was thinking heat gun , plastic scrapers , and mineral spirits for glue removal . any help on this would be welcome . i do have time and i will not grind them off my baby . thanks , uncle tom
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just like you said heat gun... i had mine parked in the summer sun and they came off easily with a little residue left over
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Axle/Gears: 9" spooled 3.70
just like you said heat gun... i had mine parked in the summer sun and they came off easily with a little residue left over
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Heat it up, start at one end with a stiff scraper and peel away. It most likely will leave the black adhesive strip. If so just scrape it off with a razor blade.
Happy sanding!
Happy sanding!
Did mine over the summer
They didnt release worth a flip in the sun. I used some gum remover and it softened them up slightly
Only way i found was to scrap it off inch by inch with your thumbnail
Took me 2 days to get all the residue off
Hope yours goes smoother than mine did
They didnt release worth a flip in the sun. I used some gum remover and it softened them up slightly
Only way i found was to scrap it off inch by inch with your thumbnail
Took me 2 days to get all the residue off
Hope yours goes smoother than mine did
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A can of adheasive removing is a little pricey($12-20)but it'll save you hours of messing with a that gummy residue. i used it for removing trim from my chev truck with great results.be prepared for hi build and block sanding work around the areas tho
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