What 3m remover should I use?

[bosworth496]

When taken off the molding? Where can I get it?

 

[07Burb]

Assuming you're talking about the "eraser wheel" you can get it almost any auto parts store. I happened to buy mine from www.latemodelrestoration.com, but you can it several different places. I would just google 3M Adhesive Remover wheel. Very useful tool!!!

 

[neo22015]

Hair dryer and cloth then wax

 

[bauer4567]

its called 3m stripe off wheel, any auto paint shop will carry them.

 

[07Burb]

its called 3m stripe off wheel, any auto paint shop will carry them.

^^^What Mr Bauer said!

 

[protonvx]

Heat gun and rubbing alcohol.

 

[07Burb]

Heat gun and rubbing alcohol.

Seems like a harder and much messier process. With the eraser wheel the process is much easier to complete IMO....

 

[Sweet_N_Low]

NAPA has them

 

[White07Tahoe]

Hairdryer, goo gone, and then wax gets it done really easy. Make sure you use a soft microfiber towel so you don't leave any swirls.

 

[bosworth496]

thanks guys going to work on it this weekend hope for the best post pics after done

 

[itsspeeds]

I used a product called "quick and easy". After pulling the emblems off by heating with hair dryer. Sprayed this stuff on let it soak and used a plastic razor blade. After that hit it with a clay bar and done. Haven;t waxed it yet till I get a chance to do the whole truck. Took me little over an hour to do the whole truck.

 

[wardo]

never used the wheel thing, i've always let the area soak in the sun, then used hairdryer if needed. run some fishing line behind the badge your removing, then goof off, clay bar, wax. dont forget a cold beer or two. Done

post some before and afters.

 

[07Burb]

never used the wheel thing, i've always let the area soak in the sun, then used hairdryer if needed. run some fishing line behind the badge your removing, then goof off, clay bar, wax. dont forget a cold beer or two. Done

post some before and afters.

You should really try the wheel. Makes the job even easier!