Debadging hurts- literally, help
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Debadging hurts- literally, help
Okay now, I got the G35 only off in like 45 minutes. I spent most of the time rubbing REAL HARD trying to get the left over double sided tape off the car. and, while I was doing it i didn't notice my nail actually sorta partially tore off my flesh.
Is there an easier way to do this? I'm not using goo gone cause I can't seem to find it. I got an adhesive remover(duck brand) from target that doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Is there an easier way to do this? I'm not using goo gone cause I can't seem to find it. I got an adhesive remover(duck brand) from target that doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Last edited by cloud; Oct 13, 2005 at 10:17 PM.
Originally Posted by cloud
Okay now, I got the G35 only off in like 45 minutes. I spent most of the time rubbing REAL HARD trying to get the left over double sided tape off the car. and, while I was doing it i didn't notice my nail actually sorta partially tore my flesh.
Is there an easier way to do this? I'm not using goo gone cause I can't seem to find it. I got an adhesive remover(duck brand) from target that doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Is there an easier way to do this? I'm not using goo gone cause I can't seem to find it. I got an adhesive remover(duck brand) from target that doesn't seem to be doing anything.
noo noo nooo use seomthing like a credit card something thick and dont rub it too hard to else you'll get scratches on your car.........use the credit card and spray WD-40 on it........it really works well and it wont ruin your car
just keep spraying WD-40 a lot and then rubb and then wipe off wit a cloth and keep repeating it
just keep spraying WD-40 a lot and then rubb and then wipe off wit a cloth and keep repeating it
Goo Gone. And as for items to help you rub the adhesive off...
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don't use anything that you wouldn't polish your car with. If you've got some good towels that you use for Zaino (or other polish), use that instead of your fingers. Just make sure it's a GOOD towel or else you'll scratch it and have to buff it out.
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don't use anything that you wouldn't polish your car with. If you've got some good towels that you use for Zaino (or other polish), use that instead of your fingers. Just make sure it's a GOOD towel or else you'll scratch it and have to buff it out.
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i use gum and tar remover, takes it off without any scratches, then i use abit of wax and its good to go
hah but i done it at the nissan dealership, cuz i used to work at the detailing part and some of the good detailers told me how to do it
hah but i done it at the nissan dealership, cuz i used to work at the detailing part and some of the good detailers told me how to do it
Originally Posted by GT-Ron
Goo Gone. And as for items to help you rub the adhesive off...
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don't use anything that you wouldn't polish your car with. If you've got some good towels that you use for Zaino (or other polish), use that instead of your fingers. Just make sure it's a GOOD towel or else you'll scratch it and have to buff it out.
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don't use anything that you wouldn't polish your car with. If you've got some good towels that you use for Zaino (or other polish), use that instead of your fingers. Just make sure it's a GOOD towel or else you'll scratch it and have to buff it out.


