Fishing line NO-NO!!
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Fishing line NO-NO!!
Just wanted to let everyone know, DO NOT use fishing line when removing the side molding off your car. It will leave little colorless scratches in the clear coat under the molding.
That being said, after I stopped using fishing line, this is one of the best appearance mods I have done to the car so far
That being said, after I stopped using fishing line, this is one of the best appearance mods I have done to the car so far
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Having said that it is great and free appearance mod
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The kind used in fishing rods?? haha. Well whenever I tried to pull away from the car, the line was cutting into the trim and wouldn't go anywhere. I only used it on one small piece of the molding before realizing today's 93 degree weather was on my side. Just pulled the molding right off, soaked the tape in goo gone, and pulled it off. On two pieces I got lucky and the tape came off with the molding.
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Hell it was so hot today, I didn't even need it. I am going to have to get some compound on it tomorrow though, the passenger door has a line down it from where the trim was. IDK if it's adhesive or dirt or whatever but I can feel it raised above the pain, just refuses to come off.