Nautilus

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I spent over an hour last night tring to get all of the rubber off behind the rear tires and I prob got less than 1/2 of it off... The black rubber looks like **** on yellow paint... Anybody have a good trick to getting this stuff off?

badpewter-z

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wax the qtrs before the burnout its definetly not an easy task after its been on there awhile.

Noyzee

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the only way i have been able to do it when it gets built up is with a hard scrub brush, then buff it out after.
so now i just leave it on. hehe

Humvee z28

lots of patience, scraping, power washer, and some type of paint safe cleaner. i feel ur pain, ive still got some rubber on my car also

Bajapat

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I saw on a detailing site. some tire dressing and a plastic razor... then deal with the maring..

Frans96SS

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wd40......works wonders and will not harm ur paint.... try it....

Nautilus

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Thats what I was going to try tongiht...

JL ws-6

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Charcoal lighter fluid....

Noyzee

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they do have burnout gaurd, didnt work real well for me tho, not even the wax worked well

Nautilus

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I've seen guys at the track with the blue masking style tape on the rear quarters.. that prob works well. I always thought it looked dumb, but I'm starting to think it's a better idea then scraping rubber!

Noyzee

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ask sean to help with blue tape. lol

JL ws-6

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It's a messy deal, but putting wd-40 in before the burnout will stop about 90% of what will stick to the car. Makes a mess out of the car, but it's easier to wash that off then it is to scrape off rubber.

8ALTNG

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I just leave it. It gives it character and people know that you actaully use it

badpewter-z

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your qtrs are more than covered they will never rust atleast lol

Joe "Preachers Sheets" DIESO

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the only trick i know is to pay me to remove it

Nautilus

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You've been recommended, but your too far away or I'd have you do it....

Joe "Preachers Sheets" DIESO

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removing rubber is fun, sucks when it smears a little then you need the wd-40 or mineral spirits. gotta make sure you use a cleaner or polish after though.

i need a garage...

Nautilus

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Yup, last night I got most of the big stuff off... but alot of it smeared and then it was harder to take off... so I lost patience tonight I'm going to try the wd-40... what do you use for a cleaner/polish ?

Joe "Preachers Sheets" DIESO

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if it's smeared and not thick gobs, skip the wd-40 and go straight to cleaner/polish.

i use a bunch of stuff but mainly the 3m professional line. you can go to any auto parts store and get a 3m cleaner wax if you dont wanna spend all afternoon using wd-40 then a polish then cleaner then a wax. it'll remove everything and shine the panel at the same time.

JL ws-6

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The rubber will come right off. Then wash, clay, rewash,wax and rewax at least once.