Hi all I brought a set of new tinted weather shields for the front and passenger doors,
My problem is how to remove the old clear ones, they are stuck on with 3M tape.
All I can think of is fishing line some how, any thoughts ????
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Hi all I brought a set of new tinted weather shields for the front and passenger doors,
My problem is how to remove the old clear ones, they are stuck on with 3M tape.
All I can think of is fishing line some how, any thoughts ????
What a bout a solvent
What about combining the fishing line and a heat gun!
Desolv-It does most glues. Isopropyl alcohol unsticks hot glue gun products so might be worth a try.
i think you will need to pull the shield so the tape tears and clean up with eucalyptus oil or something similar.
From eHow
Instructions
1
Use a heat gun or blow dryer to warm the surfaces that are taped together. This will loosen the bond of the tape. Heat just until the surface is hot to the touch.
2
Carefully pull the taped surfaces apart. Attempt to remove the tape by grasping the edge of it with your fingers and pulling away from the surface. Remove as much tape as possible using this method.
3
Use a razor blade to carefully scrape off any leftover sections of tape and residue. Take care not to scratch painted surfaces, because this could cause permanent damage.
4
If any glue residue remains, apply a solvent adhesive remover per the manufacturer's instructions.
WD 40 can work well as a solvent
Take a prize Stropp spot on , it did come off eventually PITA, . cleaned up great with some Metho.
Happy with the result,,,, visors x 4 cost $65 off ebay $15 post
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/291227701...84.m1497.l2649
When I drive depending on temp I like to crack the rear window by an inch or two.
this will be great in summer for air flow on hot days IMO, even parked!
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Originally Posted by threedogs
thanks mate i bought some too :)
mine arrived today too thx 3d they look good.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Well I must say I'm disappointed with mine, they don't sit right and the finish leaves a bit to be desired on one of the front ones, luckily I tested them prior to fitting them so I emailed the supplier and will await a reply.
the vendor will refund the money so i am happy about that.
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Originally Posted by Stropp
Is it a case of "you get what you pay for" , Stropp? Or just a bad batch, do you think ?
Hi kat, 3d got some and they fit well according to him so I bought the same ones however mine are a shit fit and they cost about the same as genuine ones :(Quote:
Originally Posted by katwoman
They are terrible things to remove careful use of a scraper ect and then some goo off or some similar product is the only way
Yeah all good great with the sun bearing down, only gripe is looking left you need to really look they are dark as.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
My tint starting from the front is darkest legal going to Limo at the cargo area so very dark to start off with.
Still happy no regrets