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FYI: I used dental floss and lots of Goo B Gone and elbow grease. After I was done, I repolished since you can see the GS 350 etchings in the paint. Final coat of wax and viola! Clean looking tail G-Luck and have fun!
I like clean b*tt too. But my wife always gives me hard time when we're behind another GS. "See, that looks better. Yours looks like a salvaged car." Yes, dental floss. Some use a hair dryer to warm up the glue to make it easier to remove. For me, after they were off, I used a piece of duct tape to get the remained glue off.
I like clean b*tt too. But my wife always gives me hard time when we're behind another GS. "See, that looks better. Yours looks like a salvaged car." Yes, dental floss. Some use a hair dryer to warm up the glue to make it easier to remove. For me, after they were off, I used a piece of duct tape to get the remained glue off.
shiny as heoooo.. did you use cquartz or something?
12-22-14, 11:54 AM
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G-Luck and have fun!
Yes, dental floss. Some use a hair dryer to warm up the glue to make it easier to remove. For me, after they were off, I used a piece of duct tape to get the remained glue off.
