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Old 02-13-2009, 09:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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TypeR ctr side stickers - how to remove and replace

hi guys,

Need some advice on removing a pair of damaged ctr side stickers safely.

Had my 9 valeted and the twat damaged both stickers! God knows how. Now need to remove both without taking any paint off!

Also, about to buy a set of gen replacments with templates. But before i put them on, want to know how i should prepare the body work.

My mate reckon clay bar the body work, getting all grime off. Then when nice and dry just template em on.


Any other advice welcome!
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Re: ctr side stickers - how to remove and replace

heat them with a heatgun or hair dryer to make em tacky and peel em off keep the gun moving though so you dont damage paint.rub the goo off with tar and glue remover
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what he said heatgun they come right off
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Re: ctr side stickers - how to remove and replace

thanks guys,

Heat gun it is.
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Re: ctr side stickers - how to remove and replace

be carefull not to over heat, you may blister the paint,

take your time and heat it gradually.
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Re: ctr side stickers - how to remove and replace

A hairdryer does the trick, then some good scrubbing with Glue+Tar remover!

As for the template, the stickers come with it. They line up to the rear arch so it shows you exactly where to place it.
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