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Rus |
posted on 10th Feb 05 at 15:31 |
you didn't mention this mate :o | |
dna23 |
posted on 10th Feb 05 at 15:15 |
wicked thanks for the help everyone i'll try this weekend and let u know how it goes | |
Ajones_17 |
posted on 10th Feb 05 at 13:12 |
It's a problem with the laquer mate, it's been dried out cos it's been under that glue. I had the same problem on mine. Use a bit of white spirit and wipe it GENTLY then use T Cut to finish it off. Then use loadsa rejuvinating polish like Auto Glym or summat. It's up to you how you get it off put thats what i did. But it is definatley a problem with the Laquer. | |
Red_SXi |
posted on 10th Feb 05 at 01:43 |
TRY BACKING IT, IF IT DOESN'T WORK ITLL HAV TO BE SPRAYED. BUY A NEW RUBSTRIPP AND PAINT IT, THEN FIT IT | |
JJ |
posted on 10th Feb 05 at 00:48 |
Sounds a bit mad but try using some 1000 grit paper on it... be very careful not to go outside the lines so if it messes up u can put em back on again... | |
Ian |
posted on 9th Feb 05 at 23:59 |
Looks like the glue has eroded the top coat? You say its totally smooth? | |
Luke1.4 |
posted on 9th Feb 05 at 21:56 |
mines the same either get a respray or put strips back on | |
dna23 |
posted on 9th Feb 05 at 21:51 |
i can peel the glue off but i am still left with the white dull paint.... | |
sigibbons |
posted on 9th Feb 05 at 21:49 |
cant you peel it off? | |
dna23 |
posted on 9th Feb 05 at 21:26 |
ok i really want these f*ckers off and atm its rather annoying the paint aint peeled off contrary to popular belief as there is no difference in the surface its just dull and that... here are some more pics... som1 with some bodywork exp. must hav a solution and my dear joff pls dont say paint them black and stick them back on lol.... | |
gizzum123 |
posted on 30th Jan 05 at 10:56 |
sorry to but in lads but i did the same to mine wif takin the strips off and mine ripped off but left this sticky foam shit behind it i just then ripped it off and jobwas a good one, boiling hot water also help to peel the shit off. | |
arf_SRi |
posted on 30th Jan 05 at 10:42 |
mate i took mine off the other day and mine didnt look anythin like that... i had black tape under the strip and that peeled off easy enough...that looks like u've stripped the paint away all together? | |
Joff |
posted on 29th Jan 05 at 23:51 |
A caramel wheel, yesterday | |
Ian |
posted on 29th Jan 05 at 23:49 |
If its something on top of the paint then it can be removed, if the paint is damaged then the job is not so easy. | |
dna23 |
posted on 29th Jan 05 at 23:39 |
ok, point acknowledged but i wud like to have it without them... someone mentioned a caramel wheel to buff it up aswell as take the vauxhall love juice off but another person said something like a g-2 solvent or something :S i dunno if he was on about restoring the paint or removing said love juice.... | |
Joff |
posted on 29th Jan 05 at 23:30 |
Spray the rubbing strip and refit. | |
dna23 |
posted on 29th Jan 05 at 23:24 |
ok so i removed one rubbing strip and as i peeled it back i could see almost a white paint where it shud be black :S now i know this is just the paint dulling/fading as u can tell upclose it aint a respray... thing is how do i buff it up so its black again??? |