Subject	Nice job with it!
Posted by	z-owned on April 25, 2011 at 9:26 PM
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In Reply To	Follow up to Removing Door Guards without damaging paint: posted by whip on April 25, 2011 at 09:07 PM
Message	I think some heat would have still helped with it in softening the adhesive but from your pics it looks like you did a excellent job regardless as it looks like nothing was ever on the sides.
Follow Ups	Follow up to Removing Door Guards without damaging paint: - whip 21:07:42 04/25/11 Nice job with it! - z-owned 21:26:27 04/25/11 I agree that the heat would have worked, I would have - whip 21:33:16 04/25/11 you dont always get so many chances - Antihero 10:01:53 04/27/11 Re: Follow up to Removing Door Guards without damaging paint: - SUPRA BOY 21 21:27:09 04/25/11 Very good work removing it. Who does that to a Z? (n/m) - Ziceman(East TN) 21:41:37 04/25/11 Hey, they are black emerald pearl. You want em ? lol (n/m) - whip 21:49:09 04/25/11 If they were Cobalt Green I would be all over them! (n/m) - Ziceman(East TN) 12:21:32 04/26/11 Gone with the wind, nicely done :) (n/m) - samsungz 22:03:15 04/25/11 Re: Follow up to Removing Door Guards without damaging paint: - CmyZ 22:53:44 04/25/11 Very nice work on that one. - CMH (OH) 13:15:38 04/26/11
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