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Old 06-21-2014, 11:08 PM
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Old 06-21-2014, 11:13 PM
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Wd40 will take that right off if its the glue from the molding
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i had very good luck with 3m spray adhesive remover and some polishing compound to blend in the paint after you take the gunk off
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I used Goo Gone, worked well for me.
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Fishing line then a plastic straight razor blade then nail polish remover
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It's actually like paint chipped. I know it's hard to tell but it looks like there are two layers of paint. Almost like they painted it, put the lettering on and then repainted it
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my guess is the cars been painted? id just put the lt back on
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I used Goo Gone, worked well for me.
gotta be very careful with that, goo gone WILL eat clearcoat
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Turtle wax bug and tar remover.
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dumbasses, the paint is chipping its not the glue
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dumbasses, the paint is chipping its not the glue
In that case, paint stick with clear coat, wet sand it and buff it.
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