Thread #12330

G50 Pin stripe

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unknown007July 16, 2008
#173807

G50 Pin stripe

how to remove it?I read up that EZ off oven cleaner works if it's on top of the coat which it is.Any easier method?let me know i want it off so i can paint my trim white.Thanks
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how to remove it?I read up that EZ off oven cleaner works if it's on top of the coat which it is.Any easier method?let me know i want it off so i can paint my trim white.Thanks
THEJAPINOJuly 16, 2008
#173826
Heatgun, plastic razor/credit card, rubber wheel, cleaner wax. Done
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Heatgun, plastic razor/credit card, rubber wheel, cleaner wax.   Done
urmyhero4nowJuly 16, 2008
#173828
THEJAPINO;173826 wrote:Heatgun, plastic razor/credit card, rubber wheel, cleaner wax. Done


you got it...hey im going to pm you right now.
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[quote=THEJAPINO;173826]Heatgun, plastic razor/credit card, rubber wheel, cleaner wax.   Done[/quote]

you got it...hey im going to pm you right now.
unknown007July 16, 2008
#173831
ight.Well what the hell is the rubber wheel?if im correct i have one laying around hahaha but honestly?
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ight.Well what the hell is the rubber wheel?if im correct i have one laying around hahaha but honestly?
THEJAPINOJuly 19, 2008
#174669
You attach it to a drill and use it to remove the leftover adhesive without damaging paint. A body shop supply place should have this.
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You attach it to a drill and use it to remove the leftover adhesive without damaging paint.  A body shop supply place should have this.
zion_97July 19, 2008
#174718
just use a heat gun and heat the pin stripe...lift slowly as the heat will cuase the pinstripe to strech and rip...once its all off..use 3m adhesive remover..this is the best stuff money can buy to remove left overadhesive and is clearcoat safe...
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just use a heat gun and heat the pin stripe...lift slowly as the heat will cuase the pinstripe to strech and rip...once its all off..use 3m adhesive remover..this is the best stuff money can buy to remove left overadhesive and is clearcoat safe...
unknown007July 19, 2008
#174734
zion_97;174718 wrote:just use a heat gun and heat the pin stripe...lift slowly as the heat will cuase the pinstripe to strech and rip...once its all off..use 3m adhesive remover..this is the best stuff money can buy to remove left overadhesive and is clearcoat safe...


thanks im going to try to day would a hair dryer be good?hahaha im cheap
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[quote=zion_97;174718]just use a heat gun and heat the pin stripe...lift slowly as the heat will cuase the pinstripe to strech and rip...once its all off..use 3m adhesive remover..this is the best stuff money can buy to remove left overadhesive and is clearcoat safe...[/quote]

thanks im going to try to day would a hair dryer be good?hahaha im cheap
urmyhero4nowJuly 19, 2008
#174754
use the hair dryer tell us how long it takes when your done I'll be back next week LOL jk. I actually used a hair dryer on high
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use the hair dryer tell us how long it takes when your done I'll be back next week LOL jk. I actually used a hair dryer on high
unknown007July 20, 2008
#174803
ight i'll try it thanks
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ight i'll try it thanks
ESPROJIMJuly 20, 2008
#174906
Use the "rubber wheel" or eraser wheels. Heat guns can mess up your clear coat. Ive taken many pin stripes off before just get the wheel, and some wax and grease remover and it will come right off.
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Use the "rubber wheel" or eraser wheels.  Heat guns can mess up your clear coat.  Ive taken many pin stripes off before just get the wheel, and some wax and grease remover and it will come right off.