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Pin Stripe Removal
What you need:
![]() Heat up the of the stripe using the hair dryer: ![]() Use the eraser to peal the stripe up a little: ![]() TIP: Only make eraser contact with the stripe not the paint and be gentle. Once there is enough up for you to grab with your fingers just start pulling back while keeping the hair dryer in front of where your pulling: ![]() TIP: I found pulling at a 45° angle is best. Far view: ![]() This is what's left behind: ![]() Use some hot water and a little bit of car wash fluid to wash it away. Thats it Here are some before and after pics:
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Edit: FYI: The pic I took of the residue was prob the worst of it. Most of the places it wasn't that bad. |
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Hey guys. I just got my car Saturday and it came with pinstripes =[.
This Saturday I will be taking them off and had a couple of questions. I'm going to try to peel it without heat first and then use 3m adhesive remover to get rid of the residue. Since the car is brand new there shouldnt be any flaws in paint but: 1. Will I have to wax the service where the pinstripe was because the clearcoat will be gone cause of the 3m? 2. The car was detailed before i drove off the lot so I am pretty sure they applied some type of wax and I don't want to re-wax it a week later. SO would it be okay to wait and wax it in a couple of months if need be? Thanks. |
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