craigTDI
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Just a hairdryer and I used a credit card to get them of to save sore fingers. It works a treat
Awesome, thanks for letting me know. Just didn't fancy trying to prise off something that was bolted through the boot lid!!
Fortunately my finger ends are like leather at the minute, so it shouldn't be too tricky
no bolts or pins, just an adhesive
use the hairdryer to warm it up, can either use or an old credit card...or try dental floss to work it off, you will then be left with the residue from the glue, just put a bit elbow grease into it and it should come off, i found windowlene worked helped
use the hairdryer to warm it up, can either use or an old credit card...or try dental floss to work it off, you will then be left with the residue from the glue, just put a bit elbow grease into it and it should come off, i found windowlene worked helped
When I debadged my last car, I used a bit of brake cleaner and clay, and it came up cleaner than the rest of the car!
Mat
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credit card WILL create some nice scratches in the paint... use dental floss or fishing line for best results
Well I'll start with my fingers and move up to string if necessary.
Got all of the Ford ones off without using tools, so unless Seat have opted for some kind of crazy strength adhesive, I'll probably be fine.
StokeyBen
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I used warm water (not boiling) & dental floss
Worked a treat for me with no risk of marking the paint
Worked a treat for me with no risk of marking the paint
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