pcarfan944

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?

Mello

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.

Mello

The tool I used is the Lidco chizzler. You can probably get it at a local graphics supply store.

apierce918

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)

Kevsporsche944

3M eraser wheel. It wont hurt the paint or clear coat.

GOBOGIE

Have fun! Post pics!