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the roof rack stickers have been on for ages and it wont come off! i've tried wax and grease remover but that does nothing! its come to a point where its not even sticky any more, likes it one with the paint, what can i do to remove it with out taking the paint with it!
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you could probably use 2000 grit wet-sanding paper and lightly sand the surface down (make sure the sandpaper is soaked in water and you use water constantly!), and then polish (using an ABRAISIVE polish, not one of the filler types - that's stuff off the shelves) the surface then just wax it.
If you do end up trying that and aren't 100% confident, give DMS Dan a PM and ask him about it because he's our detailer
Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me -
bit of thinners on a rag..?87' MK2 GTI
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to scared to try the sand paper thing, the thinner on a rag doesnt work. thanks guys for the ideas!Comment
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Heat gun? ... ...80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.htmlComment
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or boiling water with a razor blade? Once softened, lift up a corner with the blade then peel away. Has worked for me with old pinstriping, badges, etc.Originally posted by Golf Houso View Post
Clean up any adhesive residue with Eucalyptus oil on a rag...wash hands after!
This way there is no abrasion, and is pretty much fool proof if you use common sense.Ghetto-RennenComment
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