sticker removal

[Geodriller]

Under the badges on these trucks is the sticky foam thingymabober.

The tar/bug remover product is not getting the stuborn outline residue off the truck

I know googone is mostly alcohol and is safe, but is pure alcohol safe to rub on gthe paint or will it hurt the clearcoat

Thanks

 

[ZCx]

hit it with some 80 grit. comes right off:rock::rock::marchmellow::marchmellow:

 

[Geodriller]

hit it with some 80 grit. comes right off:rock::rock::marchmellow::marchmellow:

Hey that gives me an idea. anyone got a sandblaster i could use

 

[bigredv10]

If you know anyone that works at a body shop there is an attachment for a dremel tool made just for this. If not try this or search google.
Car Emblem Removal and the secrets from the Car Detailing Expert

 

[ZCx]

Hey that gives me an idea. anyone got a sandblaster i could use

sand or soda blaster????:dontknow::dontknow::dontknow:

 

[Geodriller]

thanks big red. very helpful site.

 

[SRT 10 Rooster]

It takes a minute, but I've always had pretty good luck just rolling it off with my thumbs.

 

[viperhauler]

rubber wheel on a drill...the best thing ever invented since the dildo...

 

[hankthetank]

rubber wheel on a drill...the best thing ever invented since the dildo...

dude, ur on point today! haha:congrats:

 

[viperhauler]

and you're still gerbil's used douche nozzle...what else is new?

 

[Geodriller]

rubber wheel on a drill...the best thing ever invented since the dildo...

hahaha, he was also head of the research and development team. thats why it makes no sound when he farts.


i just used my fingers to get them off along with some heat. one little spot i got in a hurry and tried to use my nail, bad idea. took a minute to buff that one out and it wasnt even that big sooooo, be patient

 

[yellowfever#154]

Nail polish remover, takes a bit but it worked for me.

 

[TNVIPER]

WD-40 works well also....Dan's favorate lube and birth control....

 

[Humblex]

WD-40 works well also....Dan's favorate lube and birth control....

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

 

[Outlawl]

It takes a minute, but I've always had pretty good luck just rolling it off with my thumbs.

yes, any "tool" could leave scratches. I used my fingers and a blow dryer. For some of it I used a thin plastic card ( credit card is too thick). The thin plastic card became "mallable" when I heated it up and it worked perfectly.

Wherever i used "goo gone" and scrubbed I ended up with scratches.

I just took my rig ( after debading) to a pro detailer and had the whole trcuk doen and the debadged/scratched portions wet sanded. Looks awesome now.