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speedymarktd6 Member Since: 20 Nov 2008 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 727 |
have you tried pulling it hard , till summink happens onto no6 Range Rover
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19th Nov 2009 5:47pm |
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RRUK Site Supporter Member Since: 08 Jun 2007 Location: UK Posts: 6370 |
Warm them up with a hairdryer for 10 minutes or until you can start prising them away. You just need to heat the adhesive tape underneath you see. Likely that some will stay on the paint and it's a bitch to get off!
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19th Nov 2009 5:51pm |
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daveo Member Since: 21 Oct 2009 Location: london Posts: 2307 |
hi, what are we trying to remove, the tred plates or sill scuff plates, i just removed my tred plates to have them polished, they have to be stripped as they are anadised but when polished come up lovley, they are held down with plastic clips and need a good tug to get them up as were the sill covers are stuck down,
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19th Nov 2009 6:18pm |
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Robhibbert Member Since: 19 Nov 2009 Location: Uk Posts: 10 |
It's the plastic tread plates |
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19th Nov 2009 6:48pm |
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daveo Member Since: 21 Oct 2009 Location: london Posts: 2307 |
then as RRUK said warm them up with a hair dryer and they will come off. |
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19th Nov 2009 6:51pm |
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Robhibbert Member Since: 19 Nov 2009 Location: Uk Posts: 10 |
Cheers guys I'll try the mrs' hairdryer!
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19th Nov 2009 6:55pm |
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nbunney Member Since: 10 Aug 2008 Location: Lancashire Posts: 2031 |
Try T Cut, that's good for getting rid of glue. |
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19th Nov 2009 9:41pm |
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ENVOY Member Since: 25 Mar 2007 Location: up a track in the middle of nowhere Posts: 239 |
Thinners that will sort out the sticky stuff |
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19th Nov 2009 9:42pm |
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