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    Got the Hang of it Now daos's Avatar
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    Get back to the basics

    I am about to purchase a rear bumper gaurd for my scion. its held in place via 3m adhesive tape. the rear guard installs on my rear bumper of course, but im skeptical. what do i need to do to remove all of the waxes, polishes, and whatnot? should i just clay it? what product do i need to get down to the clearcoat and nothing else so this adhesive will adhere correctly?

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    ~werd to yo mutha~ Way2SSlow's Avatar
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    Re: Get back to the basics

    I`d probably use Pro Polish or some of this Hi Temp Akrya Klean paint cleaner (that I just bought a gallon of) to remove all the wax.
    ~werd to yo mutha~
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    Re: Get back to the basics

    The 3M Wax & Adhesive remover seems to work for me.
    You can find it in the automotive section at Wal*Mart.
    Looks like this.

    Charles

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    Re: Get back to the basics

    well, its no problem now since someone decided to smash into me this morning while sitting at a red light. I am going to need the whole rear bumper assembly replaced and the reinforcement.

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    Re: Get back to the basics

    talk about bad timing. Sorry to hear about your accident. Glad you ok.

    Greg

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    Re: Get back to the basics

    Well atleast you didn`t have the rear bumper gaurd in place yet. If thats a better why of looking at it :dunno

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    Re: Get back to the basics

    Quote Originally Posted by Peco
    Well atleast you didn`t have the rear bumper gaurd in place yet. If thats a better why of looking at it :dunno

    true!

 

 

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