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john_redtop
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16th Jan 13 at 18:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Whats the best way to remove bump strips on a corsa B what did you use to actually get the strip off then what did you use to get the sticky stuff off the car

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D0NN3R
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16th Jan 13 at 18:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
heat gun to remove the bump strips then a toffee wheel to remove the glue thats left
Kyle T
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16th Jan 13 at 19:02   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Forklift truck

Lotus Elise 111R

Impreza WRX STi
john_redtop
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quote:
Originally posted by Kyle T
Forklift truck

that could work
Jed D
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if you still have a faded line in the paintwork after you've got the glue off use boiling water from a kettle and poor it on. works a treat
nathy_87
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^^ or you can polish it.


Just used a spare hairdryer (same one used to take of rear badges) and a leverer of some sort (in my case used a plastic ice scraper ) and went along slowly. it worked.
Kyle T
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If the forklift doesn't work, fishing line is perfect for cutting through the glue. Use it like dental floss, but wear gloves or you'll cut your fingers off!

I used 12lbs mono for debadging, didn't have it snap on me so should be good with that or higher.

Lotus Elise 111R

Impreza WRX STi
john_redtop
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Cheers lads hopeing to get it done at the weekend but forecast for more snow so doubt I'll get it done yet
nathy_87
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Bit of snow is going to stop a little job like that.
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It's freezing lol if it was a major job I would heave the cold but nit for something like this lol

 
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