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Thats how my vent visors are.. probly 2.5 yrs they been off
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What if said part or trim was already removed, and the adhesive was left to the elements for a decade or so? Now the adhesive is hard, dry and baked onto the paint.
*Confession*
I'm talking about my other car. When they ruthlessly pulled the wrap (and clear coat and trim in some places) off, there was a LOT of adhesive left behind on the black paint. I've even tested an area with the very coarse industrial scotch brite pad with no result.
Solvent soak. PPG SX330 or SX440 or DT reducers if necessary. Least aggressive first, 330 is least, then 440.
SEM Sem-Solve also works. Soak the adhesive with saturated rags and wait for it to soften then use a putty spreader, fingernail, or plastic razor blade to scrape it. If you enjoy big messes, hit the softened, wet adhesive with an eraser wheel.
Solvent soak. PPG SX330 or SX440 or DT reducers if necessary. Least aggressive first, 330 is least, then 440.
SEM Sem-Solve also works. Soak the adhesive with saturated rags and wait for it to soften then use a putty spreader, fingernail, or plastic razor blade to scrape it. If you enjoy big messes, hit the softened, wet adhesive with an eraser wheel.
Thanks! Now I have a bigger problem since I got hit in the passenger side front door coming home from work this morning.
Ouch! I did not see this. Hopefully the damage is confined to only one door?Thanks! Now I have a bigger problem since I got hit in the passenger side front door coming home from work this morning.
What???
Ouch! I did not see this. Hopefully the damage is confined to only one door?