Tips for removing door guards?
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Burning Brakes
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Putting a new front fender on this week and it has the remains of a door guard, while the rest of my car does not. What are some tips to make the process of removing it as pain free as possible? I was thinking some kind of adhesive remover with a heat gun. I don't want to damage the paint either, what's a good tool I can use to scrape it off?
Last edited by pcarfan944; 06-10-2011 at 05:23 AM.
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I used a heat gun and a plastic scraper specially made for removing graphics from vehicles. You might have luck and be safer with a hair dryer and a plastic putty spreader. Once you get the majority of the stuff off you can use goo gone to remove the rest of the adhesive.
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i used a 3m eraser wheel. it goes on a drill and you hit it at an angle, it doesnt damage the paint (unless you left it one spot a really long time, but you wont because it makes quick work of that crap)