removing reflectors and adhesive
#3
RE: removing reflectors and adhesive
Fishing line to remove reflectors........Goo-Gone or Goof Off to remove adhesive.
#7
RE: removing reflectors and adhesive
ORIGINAL: grimm
don't be shy. just get in there and pull them off. WD-40 will dissolveany remainingresidue.
don't be shy. just get in there and pull them off. WD-40 will dissolveany remainingresidue.
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#8
RE: removing reflectors and adhesive
dental floss and wd40 to remove the adhesive. I sprayed let it soak in then used the floss as a cheese cutter it took a few tries. kept spraying with wd40. once off use a soft cloth and wd40 to clean remaining adhesive.
some people use heat guns or blow driers to heat the glue and remove them. I did not so have no comment on it. heat and paint scared me.
some people use heat guns or blow driers to heat the glue and remove them. I did not so have no comment on it. heat and paint scared me.
#10
RE: removing reflectors and adhesive
ORIGINAL: whaap
I've always keep a can ofcigarette lighter fluid near my workbench. It has never failed getting the goo off of anything.
I've always keep a can ofcigarette lighter fluid near my workbench. It has never failed getting the goo off of anything.