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Anyone got any ideas, hints or tips on how to remove DOUBLE SIDED TAPE? like the kind thats been on the car for years and years - any way to remove it more easier/quicker than using a blade and a hair dryer? or am I doomed to spend a few hours of my life sitting there with the blade and hairdryer.

well vu i ripped the panel off first which left the tape on the body! i then used a razor blade and got most of it off and polished the rest off!

you can still have mayo with cheeseburgers

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Anyone got any ideas, hints or tips on how to remove DOUBLE SIDED TAPE? like the kind thats been on the car for years and years - any way to remove it more easier/quicker than using a blade and a hair dryer? or am I doomed to spend a few hours of my life sitting there with the blade and hairdryer.

White spirits / mineral turps works wonders

-D

noob invasion going on ;)

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ur all welcome just please stick to the rules, if u cant b fd reading em these simple rules should keep you outa trouble

1. for sale shit go's in 4sale thread

2. spotted cars go's in spotted cars thread

3. read above again if you are confused and more importantly don't f with nightcrawler he got the magic stick

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