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"EXPLORER" lettering on hood

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How hard is it to take these letters off? Does it leave lots of adhesive on the paint? What's the easiest and safest way to remove them? Heat em up and pop em off??
 

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Just slice them off with some fishing like or dental floss then remove the left over adhesive. I prefer and use a 3M Eraser Wheel because it’s done in a flash but GooGone works too...just a lot more elbow grease.
 

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I’ll pull the letters on mine. No way I want to be cleaning bugs out of the lettering over the next few years.
 

92onward

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Took me 20-30 mins.
-Spray Goo-gone on letters (let it sit for maybe 1-2 mins)
-Floss the letters off with fishing line
-Use adhesive remover wheel (I use Goo-gone as lube)
-Clean
 

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Took me 20-30 mins.
-Spray Goo-gone on letters (let it sit for maybe 1-2 mins)
-Floss the letters off with fishing line
-Use adhesive remover wheel (I use Goo-gone as lube)
-Clean
It took that long because you lubed the wheel. They’re designed to work dry...it would have taken you less than 2 minutes. lol
 

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It took that long because you lubed the wheel. They’re designed to work dry...it would have taken you less than 2 minutes. lol
Yeah dry felt like I was gonna burn through the paint lmao
 

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That’s it and you use it dry. O’Reilly keeps them for about the same price if you don’t wanna order and wait.
Cool, thanks. I live in Germany so unfortunately I am at the mercy of Amazon prime. 10-14 days if I order now. I’ll check the German Amazon.


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