Rear spoiler removal
#2
Fishing line tied between two "handles". Consistent, steady sawing action will go right through the adhesive. Follow-up with solvent to remove any glue that remains or heat with hair drier or heat gun on low setting and rub it with your finger. It will "ball" up and come off.
#3
Fishing line tied between two "handles". Consistent, steady sawing action will go right through the adhesive. Follow-up with solvent to remove any glue that remains or heat with hair drier or heat gun on low setting and rub it with your finger. It will "ball" up and come off.
#4
Fishing line tied between two "handles". Consistent, steady sawing action will go right through the adhesive. Follow-up with solvent to remove any glue that remains or heat with hair drier or heat gun on low setting and rub it with your finger. It will "ball" up and come off.
#8
Exacto Knives and body paint don't play well together.
Use braided fishing line, as stated above, like Spiderwire and saw through it. I didn't use heat on the left over glue and it took quite a bit of cleaning to remove the remains.
Use braided fishing line, as stated above, like Spiderwire and saw through it. I didn't use heat on the left over glue and it took quite a bit of cleaning to remove the remains.
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9/8/15 11:45 AM