02-02-2006, 10:39 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: central illinois
Posts: 28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Strife
If it is taped on (it should be obvious if it is or not), it can be removed with a special eraser, kind of a block of beige rubbery material, sold at art stores. They sell something like this on a wheel for body shops to use (you can find this on eBay). In inexperienced hands, I think that the wheel might go through the paint, but you could buy the wheel and hook it up with a drill and check it out. Doing it just by hand with the wheel would be slower, but safer.
I removed mine with the eraser described above, wax, and the edge of an old CD-ROM; it was slow and tedious, but I did it without having an unfortunate incident.
Do you plan on replacing it?
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I don't know yet until I remove it...I want to see how it looks first
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