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Weather Shield Removal - Help With Aftermath!

1R34SON

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1R34SON

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hey i m buying a 34 again and one weather shield has been removed and the other is still one. i want them both off but the one that is already off has white marks all over the seal (as can be seen from photos). Sorry about poor photo, it was a photo supplied to me. Does anyone know if marks are removable? or is the seal easily replaced? Thankyou!

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SLY-25T

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yeah its not scratches or anythin. its like a foam or somethin. i used wax and grease remover. takes some time and effort if its been there for a while. let the W&G remover soak into the foam and pick it off with something plastic.

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Rav3nNZ

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I just took mine off my 34 today and its not fun. just takes alot of time and i still got a little bita white shit left. will come off tho terps is the way to go bro. sticker remover is good too. i used a shatterd piece of the weathershield to scrape it off :P works a treat

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R34 GTT

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I just took mine off my 34 today and its not fun. just takes alot of time and i still got a little bita white shit left. will come off tho terps is the way to go bro. sticker remover is good too. i used a shatterd piece of the weathershield to scrape it off :P works a treat

are u looking to sell them?

i need some for my car. let me know im located in sydney.

thanks,

Frankie

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Rav3nNZ

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are u looking to sell them?

i need some for my car. let me know im located in sydney.

thanks,

Frankie

um.. haha. yeah there kinda rooted. i snapped them off so there in lots of sharp pieces.

you still want them? ill take $50 if your keen :P

R34 GTT Enthusiast

R34 GTT

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um.. haha. yeah there kinda rooted. i snapped them off so there in lots of sharp pieces.

you still want them? ill take $50 if your keen :P

nu thats ok man i was kinda trying to replace my broken ones with non broken ones lol. It sort of defeats the purpose of putting broken ones back on lol.

thanks,

Frankie

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satanic

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One of mine got ripped off when car got broken into in 06... first removed the chunks with Prepsol and then cleaned up using degreaser on a rag; gets rid of all sticky stuff.

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