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Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
I know this might not be the right section, but I'm wondering what people have used to remove the tape when replacing the spoilers on cars.
I know goo gone will work, but isnt that bad for the paint?
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Re: Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
goo be gone will work, no issues with the paint, just don't do it in direct sun-light.
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Re: Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
If there are thick remnants still on the paint, I'd start with a hair dryer to soften the bits of tape and then gently remove them by hand or with a plastic razor blade. Once the big pieces are gone, I'd use the products mentioned already to remove the adhesive goo left behind.
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Re: Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
Originally Posted by
Desertnate
If there are thick remnants still on the paint, I'd start with a hair dryer to soften the bits of tape and then gently remove them by hand or with a plastic razor blade. Once the big pieces are gone, I'd use the products mentioned already to remove the adhesive goo left behind.
^^This^^
I wish I would have known about plastic razor blades when removing old dealer stickers back in the day. Especially the old plastic stickers with old hardened adhesive.
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Re: Removing tape (Replacing spoiler)
yup got plastic razers didnt think of hair dryer gonna do that! thanks guys!
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