How to remove wind deflectors?
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How to remove wind deflectors?
I have an sti 3 with those stupid and useless 'stuck on' wind deflectors.
Apart from taking the car to a bodyshop, does anyone have any tips for removing them with out removing the paint undernieth?
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Apart from taking the car to a bodyshop, does anyone have any tips for removing them with out removing the paint undernieth?
Regards
Chris
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Could use a hair dryer to soften the adhesive before pulling them off.
Then use a good solvent too remove the residue eg Autoglym bug and tar remover
Then use a good solvent too remove the residue eg Autoglym bug and tar remover
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Yea, thats what I was thinking. Just wondered if anyone has actually tried that method. I don't want to 'try' something and end up ruining the paintwork.
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The hairdryer method is one of the best possibilities tbh. You don't have any clips on them at all? Although mine had the adhesive, I also remember there being a few clips running along them too. Citrus-based degreaser/adhesive label remover is also an option for the removal of the entrails.
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