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sanding.

my car has this half ass pin stripe, i can almost peel it off, only it keep crumbling, what grit sand paper should i use to just sand it off? its on top of the clear coat.
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Re: sanding.

i had pin stripes on my car from the factory and i took my drivers license and peeled it off with it then used windex to wipe off the glue which took the wax off too but didnt hurt the paint or clear coat.
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Old 10-15-2005, 07:44 PM
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Re: Re: sanding.

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i had pin stripes on my car from the factory and i took my drivers license and peeled it off with it then used windex to wipe off the glue which took the wax off too but didnt hurt the paint or clear coat.
1 my license is brand new (i dont wanna f- it up)
2 my license is digital (its like a credit card, i donno if it will work)
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Re: sanding.

get anything like that....a credit card, anything plastic and smooth but flexible so you wont scratch the paint and it comes off pretty easy....the hard part is getting the glue off that took forever
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Re: sanding.

I would use goof off on that. I used goof off to take off tint for widows and it worked great. I also use it to get tar off of my car and it doesnt urt the paint.
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bug and tar remover works good for stuff like that
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Re: sanding.

where would i get goof off or a bug and tar remover?
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Re: sanding.

goof off... walmart...
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Re: sanding.

I use something called "Sticker Shock" that comes in a small aerosol can. You can get it at Autozone.
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Re: sanding.

heat is good for removing the pinstriping also, like a hair dryer.
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Re: sanding.

use goo gone!!!! NOT goof off. Goo gone is citrus based and goof off is like a weak paint remover. This thread may help you out a little bit. We always have these discussions over at the silvy forum.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=247050


take a hair drier and heat it up a bit. that may help too.
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Re: Re: sanding.

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take a hair drier and heat it up a bit. that may help too.
hey, that's a great idea....
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Re: sanding.

you can also use a heat gun...but if you do....be very careful...heatguns in one spot too long and paint dont mix.
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bahahahaha no lovin for geno
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Re: sanding.

didnt see that.....sorry geno.
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