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Bump Strip Removal

Sat 14 Jun 2008 07:24:19 PM
Hi guys,

To those who have done it/know how to; how do we remove the bump strips from the Micra (Super S). I've got the caramel wheel and solvents already, but how have you removed the actual strip without damaging the paint?

Want to give it a crack tomorrow so if you have an idea or have done it before please let me know.

Thanks guys,

Sean
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 05:28:42 PM
i got rid of mine using a hairdrier to melt the glue/tape a little bit
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 06:18:18 PM
im still battling to remove mine... ive got the plastic bit off.. (just ripped it) and im still to get a caramel wheel for the tape... its a real cunt of a job tho.... wish i had of just left them on...

where bouts did you get the caramel wheel from?
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 07:04:46 PM
i pulled mine of, i used the caramel wheel on a part of it.. but for the other parts.. towel in one hand, heatgun in the other.. heat it up slightly, and just roll of the tape with your finger (with the towel in between your finger and the car so you don't burn yourself)
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 07:16:44 PM
I'll give it a go tomorrow Turbo, I've got the gun and caramel wheel too..

One side doesn't have any residue left on it, the other side has it all left of..

Doh!

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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 10:31:53 PM
Im the same as life coach. cleaned one side and realised how crappy of a job it was and left the other side for later. 3 months on the glue is still there. if i take photos its always from the side that i cleaned off.
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 10:45:11 PM
haha.... me too.. but i only got half a side off... haha i still have the glue on both back doors... realy gota get around to it some time soon.....
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sun 15 Jun 2008 10:49:34 PM
ME TOO. too lazy with workin lots and all. when i have a day off the couch is more tempting :-p
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Re: Bump Strip Removal

Sat 20 Dec 2008 10:24:38 AM
This is an easy fix. Use a tar and glue remover and your fingernail! Just make sure you wash off the left over and really let it settle into the glue for a minute or so before trying to get it off

Hope that will help someone in the future.