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ok ive finally removed my spoiler, FTO looks so much hotter without the stock spoiler. Anyone know how i can remove the Glue thats stuck to the Boot lid?
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hmm, glue usually hates citrus. there's citrus based solutions that do the trick pretty well, but terps also works usually
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Tea tree or eucalyptus oil might work.
Or Big Kev's GOO Remover.
Try steam if you are game.
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just heat it up...hair dyer will do it easily.
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How much trouble is the FTO spoiler to remove, as I certainly want to. Looks waaay better imo.
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oodLes wrote:How much trouble is the FTO spoiler to remove, as I certainly want to. Looks waaay better imo.
Its a piece of piss really, you just might need to give it a few good tugs to get it off as its stuck down really well with the glue
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Then all you have to do is get rid of the FTO indentation and the arse end of your car will look quite spankable.
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topao wrote:
oodLes wrote:How much trouble is the FTO spoiler to remove, as I certainly want to. Looks waaay better imo.
Its a piece of piss really, you just might need to give it a few good tugs to get it off as its stuck down really well with the glue
yeah... but then you've got a boot lid full of holes!?! UGLY!!!! :evil:

go to the trouble of getting it filled and resprayed... it's worth it :wink:
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S1LVERFISH wrote:
topao wrote:
oodLes wrote:How much trouble is the FTO spoiler to remove, as I certainly want to. Looks waaay better imo.
Its a piece of piss really, you just might need to give it a few good tugs to get it off as its stuck down really well with the glue
yeah... but then you've got a boot lid full of holes!?! UGLY!!!! :evil:

go to the trouble of getting it filled and resprayed... it's worth it :wink:
oh yeah i plan on getting rid of those holes fairly soon. ATm i got little pits of red tape covering them up, luckily the colour of the tape is almost a perfect match to the colour of the car :)


I tried the hairy dryer that didnt work very well, Turps wod also remove the paint as well as the glue as does the citrus cleaner, i guess steam is my only other option
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Its gonna cost $175 to have my spoiler holes welded shut and the boot lid resprayed, i know its a good price but has anyone had i done for cheaper?
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