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my brother just got a mazda pick-up and it came w/ a dumb stripe along the side of it. whats the best way to remove the stripe? should we just pick at it w/ out nails or is there something to spray on it that might loosen it?
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get a small corner of it up.. and start working at it with rubbing alchahol from underneath.. slowly peeling as you go.. -
Use WD40 to loosen it. Be sure to wash it down after.<b>Mike</b><br /><a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/mcjoslyn\" target=\"_blank\">2001 Camaro</a><br />Light Pewter Metallic Convertible<br />AU0,A31,C60,DG7,F41,GU6,K34,L36,M30,T82,T96,UN0<p ><b>If it can\'t be expressed in figures, it is not science; it is opinion.</b>Comment
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Or if you have an air powered rubber eraser wheel that'll work. But you probably don't. As mentioned above, alcohol and wd40 should work pretty good.Comment
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Actually.... don't use alcohol.
Get a heat gun (or a hair dryer) and heat it up so that the glue will begin to break down and de-adhere. After that, SLOWLY peel it off. After it comes off, just use some Goo Gone and then wash the area (or the whole car).<b>« Red <i><a href=\"http://sandman.v8tec.com\" target=\"_blank\">Firebird</a></i> »</b>Comment
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citra-solve worked for meComment
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by The Sandman:
Actually.... don't use alcohol.
Get a heat gun (or a hair dryer) and heat it up so that the glue will begin to break down and de-adhere. After that, SLOWLY peel it off. After it comes off, just use some Goo Gone and then wash the area (or the whole car).<hr></blockquote>
Ditto on his method. It has always worked very well for me.
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i think we're going to give it a shot w/ the hairdryer and goo gone. thanks for the tips. [img]smile.gif[/img]94 Firebird - Red A4<br /> <a href=\"http://members.cardomain.com/predatorbird\" target=\"_blank\">http://members.cardomain.com/predatorbird</a>Comment
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