Aragorn

Each letter is a separate decal. Seems impossible to remove by any conventional means. Anybody know a good product to assist? Should I just rip the rear bumper off and smash it with a sledgehammer until I no longer notice it? Please help.

Danny2tek

iTrader: (1)

use a hair dryer and just peel them off

demonspeed

iTrader: (7)

Then buff the residue out.

MaxedOutSS99

is there any other way to get the residue out? i dont have a buffer.....

demonspeed

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a claybar and then wax it.

pimpmaro

I second that... If you really want your car to shine, claybar the whole thing, then use a glaze (I like 3M), followed with the wax.

Red91vette

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I had the grandsport stripes on my vette, and when they cracked up because of the sun, I used a hair dryer to peel them off. A lot of the residue and glue was left, a silcone base spray took the rest of it off, took me about an hour or so to do it, real PITA, but I didn't have a buffer so that was my only way out. After that I just washed the car, couldn't even tell there had been a decal there.

Texfinn

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What are you guys talking about??? Hair dryer? Claybar? Wax?

He already answered his own question:













Nah... Just follow the instructions already given. Those should take care of it.

TS

Swifster

Use 3M Adhesive Remover. Stuff works with all kinds of adhesive and won't hurt the paint. Should be available at any auto parts store.

wrencher

iTrader: (2)

I second that the 3M stuff works good, it will strip the wax though.

pimpmaro

So will a claybar... that's why I say it's a good excuse for him to just go ahead and do a full detailing on the car...

Aragorn

Thanks for the suggestions. I looked for a claybar at Napa and Pep Boys but they didn't seem to have any. Is it something you have to order online? They did have the 3m suff though, so if I can't find a claybar I'll try that.

demonspeed

iTrader: (7)

The claybar is a mothers product. Pep Boys, Auto Zone, Advanced, etc... will have it. I work at A&A Auto Parts, which is a Keystone Auto Parts store. I use the clay bar for the ease of use. 3M stuff is the way to go, but for a little spot, the claybar will work just fine.