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Stone chip protector strips

jobseek · 2018-12-27 21:56:02

Hello, Im not sure of the correct name for these. Can anyone advise on removing old stone chip strips, these are located just behind the rear doors above the sill. The ones on car are damaged and i want to replace before the paint it self gets damaged. Whats the best way to remove?

27-12-2018 10:56pm

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jobseek

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Hello,

Im not sure of the correct name for these.

Can anyone advise on removing old stone chip strips, these are located just behind the rear doors above the sill. The ones on car are damaged and i want to replace before the paint it self gets damaged.

Whats the best way to remove?

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#2 28-12-2018 12:54am

CJhaughey

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Hair dryer try it on different settings and peel slowly at right angles.
Petrol on a rag to wipe off any residue.

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#3 28-12-2018 1:31pm

jobseek

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That worked perfectly

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