Learned that when working in a body shop for a little while in the earlier years of my lifeOriginally Posted by cakM3
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Learned that when working in a body shop for a little while in the earlier years of my life
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My 7 year itch.
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Big Earner
Typically with repainted surfaces it is actually not uncommon to have the clear coat peel off upon removal
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So, it was a sunny weekend, i let the car sit in the sun all day.
The sides as you can see, peeled off surprisingly easily and in one piece. Took about 5 minutes for the sides, the hood however was a hassle. I had to heat and peel it off in a million pieces and it took about 2 hours. In the end it all peeled off and cleaned up pretty nicely, looks much cleaner.
Thanks for all the advice.
Big Earner
Good hear the time consuming, but promising results.
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