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Just went in behind them with fishing line wrapped around both hands and make a "sawing" movement, then they fall right off. Now they do leave the adhesive backs behind which take a little elbow grease to come off. I bought this and it helped allot with removing the residue
For the "DODGE" letters, I wasnt planning on keeping them, so just used small pliers and gently pried them off, didnt care about damaging them and they poped right off and was able to use just my finger to rub any residue off for them. Good luck and thanks bud.
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03-17-2015, 01:52 AM
Just went in behind them with fishing line wrapped around both hands and make a "sawing" movement, then they fall right off. Now they do leave the adhesive backs behind which take a little elbow grease to come off. I bought this and it helped allot with removing the residue
Amazon.com: 3M 03618 Adhesive Remover - 12 oz.: Automotive
For the "DODGE" letters, I wasnt planning on keeping them, so just used small pliers and gently pried them off, didnt care about damaging them and they poped right off and was able to use just my finger to rub any residue off for them. Good luck and thanks bud.
Amazon.com: 3M 03618 Adhesive Remover - 12 oz.: Automotive
For the "DODGE" letters, I wasnt planning on keeping them, so just used small pliers and gently pried them off, didnt care about damaging them and they poped right off and was able to use just my finger to rub any residue off for them. Good luck and thanks bud.