DO YOU DARE! Unless you want a van that sez I don't care! Use 3M General Adhesive Cleaner to and a plastic "chore boy" to remove the old, and purchase new ones from one of the parts guys here or your dealer. They're not that expensive.
JordanVw@AOL.COM wrote: > In a message dated 98-11-26 11:09:00 EST, wagner@I-STAT.COM writes: > > << My transparent stone guards (the clear strips just in front of the rear > tires) are a mess and I have been unable to remove them. I want to replace > them, or get rid of them all together - they're cracked and so forth, but > the paint underneath looks fine. I've tried everything - and nothing seems > to dissolve them or make them bubble up so I can peel them off. Any ideas? > > >> > > buy your van's color in the little spray cans, from the dealer, and mask them > off, and paint them. > theyre on there for a reason.. > > chris |
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