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Diesel Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: waverly ohio
i am slowly getting it now..
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getting the foam like stuff off was the worst part about done now
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getting the foam like stuff off was the worst part about done now
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Diesel Fan
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 56
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From: Littleton Co.
3M wheel called a "smart eraser" is slick as snot but can damage aftermarket paint if not real carefull I use one with a die grinder but tone the speed down cause they will blow up at full throttle and usually gets ya right in the ding ding haha
Diesel Fan
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 88
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From: Iowa
Monofilement fishing line works well. Slip it under the badge and using a sort of sawing motion, work to the end.
3M makes a polymer wheel that attaches to a drill motor for removing the remaing glue. It is also great for taking off decals and pinstripng. Goes for about $20, does a great job and lasts a long time.
Just my opinion, yours may vary.
3M makes a polymer wheel that attaches to a drill motor for removing the remaing glue. It is also great for taking off decals and pinstripng. Goes for about $20, does a great job and lasts a long time.
Just my opinion, yours may vary.
