dan1999 Guest Aug 1, 2007 #1 Hi I require some help/advice for my 1999 GTI 8v Has anyone had any experience removing the door bump strips and what were the results as I'm considering removing mine Cheers
Hi I require some help/advice for my 1999 GTI 8v Has anyone had any experience removing the door bump strips and what were the results as I'm considering removing mine Cheers
jcs356 Cordy owner Jul 12, 2004 1,159 0 Englandland Aug 2, 2007 #2 They are just glued on, however it might take you a while to get the glue off the bodywork.
Cupra Kid Has a TDI!! Oct 13, 2005 3,379 1 Chesterfield, Derbyshire Aug 2, 2007 #3 heat them up first it helps by softening the glue, then peel them off and remove the left over with some tar remover
heat them up first it helps by softening the glue, then peel them off and remove the left over with some tar remover
andyj There's no F in Quality.. Jul 18, 2001 4,447 2 Derby, Derbyshire Drives: Skoda Superb Sportline Aug 2, 2007 #4 only problem I had when I did the ones on my old 2.0 8v was that the laquer decided to peel off as well as the glue !!!
only problem I had when I did the ones on my old 2.0 8v was that the laquer decided to peel off as well as the glue !!!
Mckellar Guest Aug 2, 2007 #5 and id imagine you're paint will look a bit different when you remove them too. being behind plastic all its life it will probably be better than the sun hit/day to day marks and faded-ness of your paintwork
and id imagine you're paint will look a bit different when you remove them too. being behind plastic all its life it will probably be better than the sun hit/day to day marks and faded-ness of your paintwork
dan1999 Guest Aug 2, 2007 #6 Cheers Guys Any tips on the best way to get them off aswell as heating them, I want to leave minimal marks behind
Cheers Guys Any tips on the best way to get them off aswell as heating them, I want to leave minimal marks behind
Boi Ninja 16 valves of sweet shhhhh Dec 23, 2005 863 0 Enfield, Shanktown Aug 3, 2007 #7 hot water always worked best for me with stickers and badges mate
Roelích Jun 14, 2006 1,008 0 Doncaster, UK www.edition38.com Aug 3, 2007 #8 And buy some T-Cut style stuff mate, you'll probably need that to try and match the colour best you can.
And buy some T-Cut style stuff mate, you'll probably need that to try and match the colour best you can.