De-badged today
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From: Franklin County, OH
no erasor wheel needed. atleast i didnt use one because i couldnt find one to buy lol. i used some adhesive remover i got from the autoparts store. cant remember what it was called... airospray or something its a decal and sticky remover thing that doesnt mess with the paint. its in a silver spray can. it basically took off the residue i mean i did a little work with a plastic scraper but it worked better than i thought. and i think i am going to take the dodge off the tailgate just to keep everything matching
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Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Havabean, Tx
no erasor wheel needed. atleast i didnt use one because i couldnt find one to buy lol. i used some adhesive remover i got from the autoparts store. cant remember what it was called... airospray or something its a decal and sticky remover thing that doesnt mess with the paint. its in a silver spray can. it basically took off the residue i mean i did a little work with a plastic scraper but it worked better than i thought. and i think i am going to take the dodge off the tailgate just to keep everything matching
yeah, i used a library card, a hair dryer and WD40...it actually worked very well....it just toook for FREAKING EVER! so i want to get an eraser wheel before i take the door spears off because that is ALOT of TOUGH adhesive left behind...