Kennykid2002

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^
Lmfao

And yea, would you risk scratching your paint?
I know I wouldnt

civicchick2001

lol

chozobody

Rubbing alcohol and floss my dear.

civicchick2001

will the alcohol strip or do anything to the paint? that stuff seems to dry up everything. just wanna make sure.

wade623

does anybody have ant suggestions for getting this off my headlights? ive been trying to see if anyone wanted to trade me for normal ones but no one so far so i need to take it off
(if you cant tell its that black or smoke crap)

maxtierney

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If it's a film (I can't tell), then use a heat gun or blow dryer to soften the adhesive. Be careful, you may pull chunks of the UV clear off the headlight, if you're too hasty. If you're feeling a little hesitant, any tint shop can remove it.

If that's a spray tint, it gets a little trickier. You can mask around it and use the same sanding method to remove haze or yellowing. Graduating to a finer grit, then polish. The spray tint is basically the same as the UV clear applied to the headlight.

Kennykid2002

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I totally missed this post

But, IMO, suck it up and buy a bottle of goo-gone
Its like $3 for a decent sized bottle, and is a great addition to the house/garage.
I cant even say how many times i've used this thing, it's awesome.

Floss works too, but i prefer fishing string, it has more cutting action than floss
Just ask a neighbor, friend or relative that goes fishing for like 10" of string, i'm sure they wouldnt mind :P

Claybar...well, looks like you're gonna buy a claybar anyways :P

civicchick2001

yeah ive used that goo-gone stuff before. that stuff works wonders. i just got in the mood to do it that day and didnt have any, but ill grab a little bottle next time i go to the store.

and ill see what i can do about the fishin string. why are these things so difficult to get off? i had no idea it would be such a big issue when i put the stupid thing on there. lol

and yep, next time i wash and wax my car, im headed to autozone to get the mothers claybar kit. i cant wait to try that thing out and for my paint to look wet when im all done

civicchick2001

i cant tell what's on there.. did it just start getting like that over time? or is there a film on it?

Kennykid2002

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Because the adhesive behind the emblem heats up on the hood of your dark colored car
On a sunny 75 deg day, your car paint can reach temperatures of well over 100, melting the adhesive onto your car

That's why some people refuse to put bumper stickers on. They're a B!@#$ to get off

civicchick2001

great.

oh well, it's gotta come off, ill figure somethin out