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gooner8

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any one got any tips on how to get them off? The pole's down the road got one when there my car:disgusted: were on the list of things to do, now just want to get new one's on for the rolling road day! Thanks nick.
 
ElDopesta

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You could try a hair dryer buddy!

Just get the sticker warmed up and they should come away quite easily.

Let us know how you get on.


El
 
ElDopesta

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I was just thinking that buddy! :razz: :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:


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EVOIV MJC

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what on earth were u doing with your pride and joy at a polish car wash,,

You will have more swirls and scratchs than a swirly and scratchy thing lol
 
ElDopesta

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LOL!!!

So that's what he was on about when he mentioned poles LOL!!!

El
 
gooner8

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sorry yeah when they were cleaning my car! They use a mit only for body work. I made sure of that! Mainly for the in side to be done. Thanks i.ll give the hair dryer a go. Thanks nick.
 
gooner8

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right all done, took about an hour a wheel but happy with the results,:) also fitted some mud flaps,let me no what you think, thanks nick. how they looked before
dueing
after
and on with mud flaps
:)
 
gooner8

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and yeah used hair dryer and a old bank card to get them off, nail polish remover to get the old glue off!
 
B6lee

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lay off the poles my girfriend is polish..

and shes great at valeting:razz: cars

some of them can look quite tidy and its a good way to have the cleanest car in the street :razz:
 
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