Removing Stripes
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Rubber wheel. Won't hurt the paint. http://www.gamart.com.au/cms/assets/...el_Package.jpg
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if you bubble your paint with a heat gun you dont deserve to ever touch a vehicle, how you wouldnt realize that youre putting way to much heat on the paint i have no idea.
personally its as easy as putting some heat on sections of the pinstripe and pulling up and away while moving the heat down the stripe. no need to spend money on an eraser wheel or use a razor blade.
personally its as easy as putting some heat on sections of the pinstripe and pulling up and away while moving the heat down the stripe. no need to spend money on an eraser wheel or use a razor blade.
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A heat gun will be fine if your not an idiot.
When I took mine off, I used one. It wasn't bad at all. Don't use your thumb nail to take it off though. My thumbs killed for a good 2-3 days afterwards lol. And don't use a razor blade. All it takes is one careless look away and your paint is ruined.
Those 3M rubber wheels are great for taking the left over glue off, but I found that I burned through them too quickly when I tried to remove the actual striping.
When I took mine off, I used one. It wasn't bad at all. Don't use your thumb nail to take it off though. My thumbs killed for a good 2-3 days afterwards lol. And don't use a razor blade. All it takes is one careless look away and your paint is ruined.
Those 3M rubber wheels are great for taking the left over glue off, but I found that I burned through them too quickly when I tried to remove the actual striping.
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mgn - I dont think putting up a sig with just advertising another forum is a good idea - along with the fact that:
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You arent taking the credit to the proper folks that actually designed this forum; I wont bash that its a ranger site, but i -think- it may be slightly against the rules on here?
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mgn - I dont think putting up a sig with just advertising another forum is a good idea - along with the fact that:
Love This Forum! - Ford Ranger Forum - Forums for Ford Ranger enthusiasts and beginners alike!
You arent taking the credit to the proper folks that actually designed this forum; I wont bash that its a ranger site, but i -think- it may be slightly against the rules on here?
Love This Forum! - Ford Ranger Forum - Forums for Ford Ranger enthusiasts and beginners alike!
You arent taking the credit to the proper folks that actually designed this forum; I wont bash that its a ranger site, but i -think- it may be slightly against the rules on here?