removing sealant / silicone
due to lack of ground clearance
ive had to take the splitter off my front bumper.
managed to get that off ok but im left with a load of adhesive / sealant still attached to the bumper.
anyone got any idea on how to get it off without damaging the paint ?? it doesnt seem to want to peel
ive had to take the splitter off my front bumper.managed to get that off ok but im left with a load of adhesive / sealant still attached to the bumper.
anyone got any idea on how to get it off without damaging the paint ?? it doesnt seem to want to peel
Stu Stu Stu - why why why???????????????
That front spoiler set the car off - plus it wasn't that low - I had no probs with multi-storeys.
Remove the obstacle, and keep the spoiler
That front spoiler set the car off - plus it wasn't that low - I had no probs with multi-storeys.
Remove the obstacle, and keep the spoiler
there is some stuff that we have at work especially for removing sealant. You just put it on and leave it for a couple hours. Its safe on paint too. Ill have a look to see what its called tomorow if you wish? Better that then rub away at it with anything else and scratch the paint.
Andy
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andy if you could find out what it is that would be cool.
stu - i agree it looks totally different without the splitter , but practicality says it needs to go im afraid
it allmost scrapes just getting down our drive !! and due to the fact i drive across fields / farm tracks everyweek its just gonna be a problem if i left it on.
stu - i agree it looks totally different without the splitter , but practicality says it needs to go im afraid
it allmost scrapes just getting down our drive !! and due to the fact i drive across fields / farm tracks everyweek its just gonna be a problem if i left it on.
sorry forgot today
pm tomorow and i will remeber to look at the label
Andy
pm tomorow and i will remeber to look at the label
Andy
Originally Posted by rgv_stu
andy if you could find out what it is that would be cool.
stu - i agree it looks totally different without the splitter , but practicality says it needs to go im afraid
it allmost scrapes just getting down our drive !! and due to the fact i drive across fields / farm tracks everyweek its just gonna be a problem if i left it on.
stu - i agree it looks totally different without the splitter , but practicality says it needs to go im afraid
it allmost scrapes just getting down our drive !! and due to the fact i drive across fields / farm tracks everyweek its just gonna be a problem if i left it on.
here is the stuff you need mate:
silstrip
made by penn-white limited
tel 01260 279635
address
radnor park trading estate
black lane
congleton
cheshire
cw12 4xj
give em a call and they may pop you a tub in the post if you pay with cc
works a treat
Andy
silstrip
made by penn-white limited
tel 01260 279635
address
radnor park trading estate
black lane
congleton
cheshire
cw12 4xj
give em a call and they may pop you a tub in the post if you pay with cc
works a treat
Andy
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