jadu

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+1 on claybar

600rr05

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keep us posted as i am getting ready to vinyl my roof.

plusone

i got the vinyl from redline, but if i redo it again i'll just order online. i ordered 4 ft wide by 8 ft long. i had like 2 ft extra to play with.

btw, you are from sugarland right? come out to the meet saturday. i'll love to check out your ride.


i'll try to drop by the shop after work to get some pictures. i'll deff keep ya'll updated.

600rr05

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any updates ?????

keenken

I had the same problem before and I used rubbing alcohol with cloth. It took too long to do it by hand so I used a wax machine with rubbing alchol and it worked. Try cleaning it on a small area first tho.

2jzism

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my good friend back in the F&F days LOL, had done some vinyl decals on the side of his car (when that was cool) so around 9 months later he goes to remove them. The decals came off and so did a big chunk of paint. He ended up having to repaint his car.

Good luck and keep us posted

plusone

im going to work on it saturday.. and let everyone know how that came out. my car is missing the air tank so i can't drive the car out of the shop to give it a wash and what not.

i've heard about rubbing alcohol. i'll test it out and see how that will come out.. thanks for the advice!

xuningshen

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rubbing alcohol on paint sounds scary????

shiny250

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i heard acetone is better than rubbing alcohol

drftsoarer

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First, what brand of vinyl was used? I work with vinyl all the time and have never had this problem even after 5+ years.

If you use cheap stuff of course it will leave residue, etc.

plusone

acetone is a no no to paint!

i had used 3M cross-etched in gloss black. 10-15 year warranty. it was deff not cheap stuff.

JoshIS408

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LOL acetones pretty much nail polish remover. :Nail Polish", imagine what that would do to a car.