Baked-on Bumper Magnet

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pinklemonade

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Working on dark blue SUV ('04 Honda Pilot). There used to be a bumper magnet but a combination of the heat from the sun and dark paint caused a piece of the magnet to melt on.

I've tried xenit, but I don't want to get too aggressive with scraping or scrubbing and risk taking the finish underneath off.

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Any ideas?
 
pdsterns said:
I can't see your pics but can you get behind it with fishing line or dental floss and saw it off?
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Unfortunately, no. It's been left alone for so long, the magnet has really melded with the finish. (Sorry about the pictures, I'm new to forum posting and haven't quite figured it out.)
 
i had this happen the other day on a older car i took my steamer and a microfiber towel and just set it on top the maginet and moved the steamer around and it loosend it up and came off easy
 
stotte20 said:
i had this happen the other day on a older car i took my steamer and a microfiber towel and just set it on top the maginet and moved the steamer around and it loosend it up and came off easy
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Ah, that's a great idea! I'll give that a shot. Thank you!
 
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