http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/car/302759471.html

Im looking at buying a new truck.t seams like a good deal but i wanted to know if any one new any good tips of how to get that pine strpe Line along the side off.I think it looks bad and wouldnt want it on there.Is it too many miles?Any one on here got some pics in of the intrior of the same truck?Should i get it if he still got it?thnks

 

3.0L last forever... miles are fine...

with the pin stripe thats vynal tape just use a heat gun and peal it off if there is some glue left get a rag and some WD40 and spray it on the paint and it dissolves the glue, no joke i didnt beleave it till i tryied it

 

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? whats the matter john?

 

Nothing. I was responding to his excellent, informative topic title...

 

LOL i didnt catch that good joke to early on sunday to notice things like that

 

Well, that truck is located maybe 15mins from my house..lol How are you planning to get it to FL? If you get it...

 

Good point! I was just gonna make a post saying that I'm gonna call them myself, just goofing on him a little. :p

 

ya i havent updated it lately but i moved to california! Its not to far away.Ya im going to go check it out asap.

Do you think a blow dryer is hot enough take off the strip?

 

yeah when i bought my truck it had this gay tribal pin stripe on it i just went and got some goo gone and got rid of it

 

Yup, same with the pin strip on my old truck. Only took me an afternoon...

 

an afternoon? it only took me 30 minutes to an hour to remove my pinstripes.

 

depends on how man beers your take to do it lol always seems to take longer lol

 

I used a pinstripe remover wheel with a drill......took it right off.

 

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lol srry i wasnt sure what to write for the tottal.

 

the heat gun will do fine so will a hair dryer ( although not near as easy) and goo gone or WD 40 will do the trick..unless they are painted on like mine are

 

hmmm i havent seen the truck yet, but i really hope its not painted on.Then there probably no way at all to get off!

 

If they are painted on top of the clear coat, you can probably sand them off with fine sand paper, then buff the shine back, but you'd have to be real careful not to sand into the clearcoat.