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SavageGimpJun-15-02 11:22 AM
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#24223, "Removing Stripes"


          

Hey I removed the beveled stripes from the side of my car but they left behind all kinds of that gluey crap, what would you recommend to remove that? I'm reluctant to use a razor blade or anything since I'd probably bungle it.

Ben

  

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HeartOfDarknessJun-15-02 11:39 AM
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#24224, "RE: Removing Stripes"
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I would try a hair drier. And if that doesn't work, go with some wd40. I used it to remove bug guts. And that kind of like guley crap. emoji

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a1eyed1derJun-15-02 01:03 PM
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#24225, "RE: Removing Stripes"
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i removed my double stripe down my whole car and i found a splash of gasoline on a rag worked the best, didnt smell the best but worked great


Bob

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SavageGimpJun-15-02 01:48 PM
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#24226, "RE: Removing Stripes"
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Thanks guys I'll give that a try.

Ben

  

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HondaHater21Jun-15-02 02:10 PM
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#24227, "RE: Removing Stripes"
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the best way to remove any sticker is heat it up with a hairdryer or put it in the sun, after its off, get sum mineral spirets and rub off the glue



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RSClipse9d7Jun-15-02 02:10 PM
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#24228, "RE: Removing Stripes"
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Goo- Gone. It worked really well for me. Wash it real good afterwards.

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