Best method to debadge?
05-09-2006, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ballagh
I think tommorrow I will try the spiderwire, which I have a lot of! Tough ****! and probley a hairdryer to boot. I have the auto armour package done on on my truck, so I will be careful not to strip any of it off with any adhesive removers or bufferwheels etc. Does anyone exactly know what removes that protectant and what does not?
anything solvent based will remove your auto armour <----(good wax) that all it is really. if you take a butter knife and pick up on one corner while heating it will come right off. i take these off all day long and put them back on with the same double sided tape. during the summer i can pull all the moldings off a truck and emblems in about 5 min. and leave no glue on the truck. to take off bodyside moldings put the truck in the sun let get hot, pull up on side of the molding to get a good grip, and pull back on it. all the glue will come with it. good luck
ethan
05-13-2006, 12:43 AM
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if you pull the molding on a two-tone it doesnt leave it pretty does it? i hear the paint lines under it are pretty nasty uneven
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