How to take off the letters on the back of a neon
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RE: How to take off the letters on the back of a neon
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Use a razor blade to get the letters off and some real fine sandpaper to take the adhesive off of your car, preferably 800-1200 grit.
Use a razor blade to get the letters off and some real fine sandpaper to take the adhesive off of your car, preferably 800-1200 grit.
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RE: How to take off the letters on the back of a neon
if u want to keep the paint on, use real fine sandpaper, at least 1000 grit, the paint will still be there but its a chance u might take some of the clear coat off...just do it carefully
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RE: How to take off the letters on the back of a neon
yeah i just pull the letters off with a pair of needle nose pliers.....then rub off the adhesive with goo-gone......then atleast you dont have to worry about possibly messing up the paint
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RE: How to take off the letters on the back of a neon
To make it easier you must have a heat source. It heats up the glue that on the sticker, for easy removal. I used a hair dryer, and just picked it with my finger. I was done in 10min, for both the NEON sticker and the DODGE sticker on the trunk
As for the residue it leaves, just use OOPS!! or GOO GONE, it doesnt harm the paint at all.
As for the residue it leaves, just use OOPS!! or GOO GONE, it doesnt harm the paint at all.
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To make it easier you must have a heat source. It heats up the glue that on the sticker, for easy removal. I used a hair dryer, and just picked it with my finger. I was done in 10min, for both the NEON sticker and the DODGE sticker on the trunk
As for the residue it leaves, just use OOPS!! or GOO GONE, it doesnt harm the paint at all.
To make it easier you must have a heat source. It heats up the glue that on the sticker, for easy removal. I used a hair dryer, and just picked it with my finger. I was done in 10min, for both the NEON sticker and the DODGE sticker on the trunk
As for the residue it leaves, just use OOPS!! or GOO GONE, it doesnt harm the paint at all.
thanks for the advice guys
