Irishrover
Well-Known Member
Try a hairdryer and strong nylon fishing line to "Break" the adhesive, working the line between the decal and bonnet/tailgate.
Alternatively, your local bodyshop will have them off in a few minutes.
Alternatively, your local bodyshop will have them off in a few minutes.
j the range
New Member
alex have you got your rr back j
al-one-arm
Well-Known Member
hydrochloric acid?
nah, you know them barriers on the motorway?? just slide along one of them, eventually you'll come to a joint and it should grip the panel and take it straight off! obviously you have to decide which direction to drive in for best effect!
roof panel, set your suspension to its highest and go to mcdonalds(or other suitable fast food outlet) and attempt the drive through or council car parks if the panel is stubborn as they are usually concrete!
ball joints come off eaisly on low suspension on the railway tracks, this also applies to other stubborn item beneath the car, its worth doing this first as you can also get decals, bumpers, lights etc off if you time it for the next intercity train!!
if you want the passenger side glass out just open the door when a cyclist is nearby, use a bus lane for the drivers side and hopefully a bus will help out!!!
roof panel, set your suspension to its highest and go to mcdonalds(or other suitable fast food outlet) and attempt the drive through or council car parks if the panel is stubborn as they are usually concrete!
ball joints come off eaisly on low suspension on the railway tracks, this also applies to other stubborn item beneath the car, its worth doing this first as you can also get decals, bumpers, lights etc off if you time it for the next intercity train!!
if you want the passenger side glass out just open the door when a cyclist is nearby, use a bus lane for the drivers side and hopefully a bus will help out!!!
