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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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Tackiest crap ever to be put on a car!
 : Im having some issues getting it off, and I want to know if anyone has any quickish ways of getting it off? Mine is patchy in areas, and in some only has the glue stuff there but its hard as buggery to get off because its been like that for a few years I guess and has 'baked'. At the moment I am using a hairdryer, trying to heat it a bit and then getting some metho and a credit card onto it. Is that the usual way? Any other liquids that will work better? Im soo over rubbing 1cm at a time, its going to take forever!
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Pinstriping - why did they bother?
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