Ryan L
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Registered: 4th Mar 03
Location: Essex
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How can i remove it
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Mav 3000
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Registered: 16th Aug 01
Location: Leicestershire
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razor blade
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1600power
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Registered: 22nd Apr 04
Location: Shropshire Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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quote: Originally posted by Mav 3000
razor blade
thats a good idea either that or some celli thinners but be ultra careful with it near ur paintwork
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5doormodder
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Registered: 16th May 02
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yeah put alittle bit of paint thinners on a cloth and rub it. but like 1600poweer said, dont go near your paintwork with it, lol
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mike_1.2LS96
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Registered: 23rd Oct 03
Location: Darlington | Mazda 323 1.8 Exec
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I use cellulose thinners to get rid of the glue from the rub strips. Didn't strip the paint. But don't do it on resprayed cars.
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Ryan L
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where can i get it from
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1600power
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Location: Shropshire Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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quote: Originally posted by Ryan L
where can i get it from
for ease u can get a little tin of it from halford for £5 or if u have access to a proper bodyshop supply shop then its far cheaper!
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Ryan L
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cheers mate
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Tom J
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Registered: 8th Sep 03
Location: Bridgend
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just use a stanley blade, works a treat
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TOMAS
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Registered: 7th Aug 02
Location: Nottinghamshire
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Light use of T-cut worked for me...
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Kris TD
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Registered: 25th Mar 02
Location: Ware, Hertfordshire
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dont use cellulose thinners on paintwork cos u never know wat the car has been painted with b4.
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