Subject	2nd.
Posted by	garth8934(Seattle) on February 26, 2004 at 12:46 AM
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In Reply To	adhesive remover. Available at any automotive store. posted by AshsZ on February 25, 2004 at 11:45 PM
Message	Be sure to let the remover do the work... Don't scrub too hard or you will scratch the plastic. 1994 Black 300ZX TT 1991 Teal MR2 NA daily driver(in the background) The question I always like to ask people that perplex me is "What's it like being as stupid as you?" Albinonewt-From the Automag.org forum
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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