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3442, sticker removal
Posted by killhonda666, Apr-24-01 01:53 PM
anyone have any tips for removing the mitsubishi stickers off the back of my car without ruining the paint???
3443, RE: sticker removal
Posted by Ryan_Hes, Apr-24-01 02:50 PM
Yeah. Take it to your local manual car wash (Where you hold the wand and pull the trigger) Get it nice and close and blow the little stickers off. I blew my "RS" off in literally seconds. :-) Another guy told me that's how he did it, so I did it and it worked perfectly.

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3444, RE: sticker removal
Posted by madregal, Apr-25-01 03:29 AM
hot water and a blade.
be careful.. take your time.


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3445, RE: sticker removal
Posted by vector_racing, Apr-25-01 04:49 AM
heat it up with a heat gun, or hairdryer, then peel...then use goo gone, or a citric based cleaner to remove the sticker crap left over...depending on how old the sticker is and how u take care of your paint...the paint under the sticker will be perfect, and you will be able to tell where the sticker was(thanks to swirl marks and what-not), so just use some buffing compound and buff the area out...

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3446, RE: sticker removal
Posted by Lee, Apr-25-01 07:11 AM
All I did was peel if off and then clean up the sticky crap.

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3447, RE: sticker removal
Posted by js99rs, Apr-25-01 09:30 AM
peal it off with a hairdryer and razor. then use some starter fluid to get the sticky shit off.

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