removeing door stripping
#1
removeing door stripping
i would like to remove the rubber door stripping. i dont like it. ive heard alot of ways to do it but on alot of differant vehicles so i would like to know the best way to remove it on my truck.
thank you
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#2
RE: removeing door stripping
The best way that I know of is to use a body shop eraser on the end of a drill. Just don't use to much pressure or to much speed or you will burn through the clear coat.
You can buy body shop erasers at most parts stores.
I just re-read your post, I thought it was the pin striping you were talking about, but it's actually the body side mouldings if they're rubber.
You should be able to get an edge loose with a knife blade and then just pull it off. After that you still need to clean up the adhesive the same way I just described with the body shop eraser
You can buy body shop erasers at most parts stores.
I just re-read your post, I thought it was the pin striping you were talking about, but it's actually the body side mouldings if they're rubber.
You should be able to get an edge loose with a knife blade and then just pull it off. After that you still need to clean up the adhesive the same way I just described with the body shop eraser
#3
RE: removeing door stripping
ok cool thanks for the help. ill give it a try.
#4
RE: removeing door stripping
I did that to my 92 S10. I just pulled off the molding, and then I used PB Blaster and alot of elbow grease to get the adhesive off. It worked well and it was cheap. Korey.
#5
RE: removeing door stripping
my smoulding has chrome stripping is that going to be an issue?
#6
RE: removeing door stripping
No, you got the same thing I do. I am planning on doing it to mine when it gets warm.
#7
RE: removeing door stripping
cool. i hate that stuff its like granny stripping i cant wait to tear it off
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