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removing rubber bump strip
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Re: removing rubber bump strip
Heat it up very slowly (I used a hair drier) and slowly pull. On a low heat it should come away fairly easily.
Once that's done use some diluted white spirit to remove the goo (you could use a toffee wheel but I wouldn't suggest it). After that just use a little tcut and polish and bob's your uncle
Once that's done use some diluted white spirit to remove the goo (you could use a toffee wheel but I wouldn't suggest it). After that just use a little tcut and polish and bob's your uncle
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Re: removing rubber bump strip
Cheers mr funk