MarkCup
ClioSport Club Member
Stanley knife blade and lots of time or is there a quicker way?
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Removing vinyl decals?
- Thread starter MarkCup
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The Boosh!
ClioSport Admin
Elise, Duster
hair dryer/heat gun and stanley knife!
ForceIndia
ClioSport Club Member
Gentlemans spec 200
Depends on the quality of the vinyl. If it's decent, heat and peel. If not, it'll brake up while you take it off, and take bloody ages!
Weeman sucks ****
no need for a blade mark, as said use a hair drier or carefully with a heat gun and you'll be fine. if it's cold it'll just snap.
i'd also use clay or some terps to get the glue off, but re wax after...lol!
i'd also use clay or some terps to get the glue off, but re wax after...lol!
a Hot pressure washer will definatly get it off.
My uncle has a cleaning company and has a £3000 snap on pressure washer than sends out water (thats right) at 150C.
it took seconds on my old van, you may pay a bit for the priviledge though.
My uncle has a cleaning company and has a £3000 snap on pressure washer than sends out water (thats right) at 150C.
it took seconds on my old van, you may pay a bit for the priviledge though.
MarkCup
ClioSport Club Member
Hairdryer it is then, I can't wait to get peeling tomorrow.
C
Cupster
^^ should save a few more grams to, lol
MarkCup
ClioSport Club Member
LOL, a new look is coming.
CLIO172, BMW3, 3061.
MarkCup
ClioSport Club Member
It attracts WAY too much attention.
If it was track only they'd stay, but I can't stop driving it on the road, and I get every f***** in the world wanting to have a pop.
