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Drew

 posted on 5th May 03 at 09:44

would use a hair drying compared to a heat gun, or a heat gun turned down really low ;)


PanaceA

 posted on 4th May 03 at 18:13

The best way is simply to use a Glue and Tar removing or strong Panel Wipe. If this doesn't work, warm the glue up with a heat gun whilst rubbing with the Glue remover/panel wipe.
After this you'll probably have to polish the area where you've removed the glue.


Plymouth_Corsa

 posted on 4th May 03 at 17:56

and if some hard rubbing does not work then you can also get a rubber end part that fits into a drill, and spins around and then takes off the glue left...easy!


Bonzai

 posted on 4th May 03 at 17:50

yeah. easy peasy, several methods to use. just takes a bit of elbow grease to tae of the excess glue left behind on the bodywork


cembreuk

 posted on 4th May 03 at 17:48

can you debadge a corsa B as i want to get rid of the logos on the door the logos are of the corsa club 1.0 12v