Subject	C-4 would work, but not too safe. :) (n/m)
Posted by	AshsZ on February 26, 2004 at 12:08 AM
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In Reply To	S.O.S pad, Sand Paper, Paint Thinner, Belt Sander posted by JayTTZ on February 25, 2004 at 11:43 PM
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Follow Ups	what is a safe way to get the sticker adheisive off? - frozenguy 22:56:37 02/25/04 Hair dryer it again - NytWolf 22:57:59 02/25/04 Charcoal lighter fluid. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 22:59:20 02/25/04 lighter fluid is an excellent, fast drying, non-marking - vorpalZ 23:01:38 02/25/04 I used goo gone, worked great. (n/m) - Chaaarmndr (NoVa) 23:15:34 02/25/04 2nd.. and it's orange oil based - fourZero 23:16:12 02/25/04 3rd. (n/m) - SooperZ95 09:26:11 02/26/04 Rub Dawn dishwashing liquid on it, let it sit for a moment & - RAGTPZ(OH) 23:16:56 02/25/04 try one of those portable steam guns (n/m) - AzHeat 23:30:21 02/25/04 S.O.S pad, Sand Paper, Paint Thinner, Belt Sander - JayTTZ 23:43:05 02/25/04 C-4 would work, but not too safe. :) (n/m) - AshsZ 00:08:32 02/26/04 adhesive remover. Available at any automotive store. - AshsZ 23:45:56 02/25/04 2nd. - garth8934(Seattle) 00:46:41 02/26/04 Just take your hatch off. (n/m) - Malukalu99 23:56:09 02/25/04 Kindof reminds me of the old NA-TT conversion method.. - AshsZ 00:14:05 02/26/04 Mineral sprits or turpentine will work on most lable >>> - ZUL8TR 05:30:03 02/26/04 Prep Sol...any dealership detail shop will have it (n/m) - Scott (NC) 09:18:05 02/26/04 heat gun works wonders (n/m) - ParticleZX 19:33:58 02/26/04
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