BoostedDreams
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- Heisenburg
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Managed to remove the giant chrome “ED MORSE” with a fishing line, but when I tried to tackle the sticker left on I screwed up my brand new ride
I’ve been researching the best method to removing the gunk and I decided to try a plastic razor knife and automotive goo gone.
I put some goo gone on a rag and dabbed it onto the sticker. Left it for a few minutes and started to work with the razor.
I felt some resistance and thought i had the bottom of the sticker, but I accidentally dug into my paint and chipped a small piece.
Really bummed out as this technique wasn’t working so well to begin with, and now I don’t know what to do about getting rest off and fixing this chip.
I’ve been researching the best method to removing the gunk and I decided to try a plastic razor knife and automotive goo gone.
I put some goo gone on a rag and dabbed it onto the sticker. Left it for a few minutes and started to work with the razor.
I felt some resistance and thought i had the bottom of the sticker, but I accidentally dug into my paint and chipped a small piece.
Really bummed out as this technique wasn’t working so well to begin with, and now I don’t know what to do about getting rest off and fixing this chip.