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02-17-2007 10:08 PM #1
? about removing double stick tape
i pulled the moldings off the side of my blazer which were just double stick taped from the factory. now i have big nasty lookin strips of left over tape down both sides of my friggin truck. I've tried engine degreaser, bug and tar remover, goo gone, 80 grit sandpaper, even straight gas. some off them definately helped a little but i was wondering if anyone had an idea to get em off reall easy
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02-17-2007 10:47 PM #2
goto paint and body supply shop and get a rubber wheel for the die grinder...they work very well as long as you don't stay in one place to long...g/l
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02-17-2007 11:06 PM #3
heat gun
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02-18-2007 12:59 AM #4Requiem
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heat gun will melt and bubble ur paint. I dont think you have 2 sided tape, i think it is polyeurethane or sumthing like that. I had that shit on a car i took a body kit off of, and there is absolutely nothing that can get that shit off without fucking the paint up...
okay
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02-18-2007 01:18 AM #5
a heat gun will not bubble your paint. i used it many many a time to remove pin stripes and to take off the double sided tape from my side skirts when they weren't lined up correctly.
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02-18-2007 01:21 AM #6Requiem
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ok, use a heat gun, not my car...
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02-18-2007 02:20 AM #7
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02-18-2007 02:34 AM #8Race Photographer
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heat and pull. the heat remelts the glue and it pulls right off
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02-20-2007 08:06 PM #9
get a new truck...
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02-20-2007 10:44 PM #10
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02-20-2007 11:32 PM #11Welcome to Candy Mountain
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Or get a Plastic Razor Blade and a little bit of time.
Here is a link to the eraser wheel. I bought one from Snap on that goes on a drill, it works good too...
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02-26-2007 10:08 PM #12
if you get a rubber pad or heavy rubber gloves and rub the hell out of it hard that how we remove it at my sign shop
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