Black stone guards on a black 911
06-12-2020, 04:35 PM
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Glad I found this thread... and my apologies if this is a thread hijack. My old clear stone guards are faded/yellowed/cracked/chipped all to hell on my 07 C2. Quick question... how do I get the old mess off, without screwing it up in the way that lead to this thread!
06-12-2020, 04:46 PM
#32
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Best method seems to be a combination of heat and steam, but there aren't any guarantees.
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06-12-2020, 07:37 PM
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Courtshark
My car is an 05. The right side that I had to replace came off in small slivers. I did follow other members advise and bought a steamer. When I went to remove the drivers side I literally picked the top w/ my finger & I pulled it off w/ the sticky glue all at once.
On the flip side installing them was quite easy & I am a very inexperienced.
Good luck!!!!
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My car is an 05. The right side that I had to replace came off in small slivers. I did follow other members advise and bought a steamer. When I went to remove the drivers side I literally picked the top w/ my finger & I pulled it off w/ the sticky glue all at once.
On the flip side installing them was quite easy & I am a very inexperienced.
Good luck!!!!
b
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