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06-22-2010, 03:41 PM | #11 | |
Canadetroiter
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Just get your Goo Gone and some paper towel. Take 1 sheet and fold it up a few times to make a small square. Apply some Goo Gone to the paper towel. Wipe it generously across the foam/tape that's left on the car. Coat it well and let it sink in for a minute or two. Pick an edge to start from, and just use your fingers to start peeling the foam off. Feel free to re-apply the Goo Gone periodically as you go. It does work better if you give it time to sink in and loosen the adhesive. Also you may want to do this step at a car wash, like I did. If you're anything like me, your car will end up with WD-40 and Goo Gone all over the place. After I was done I just gave it a car wash, and it was all nice and clean and debadged.
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