Quick lunchtime project - really easy & too less than 30 minutes.
- Tools used-
1. Hairdryer
2. Plastic thin scraper (I got these http://amzn.to/2dsdxf4 )
3. Goo Gone (citrus based sticky stuff remover) ( http://amzn.to/2dwwMt3 )
4. Stuff to wash & wax car after.
5. A little patience
- Technique -
1. Heat the letters up with hairdryer (keep it moving).
2. Apply a little pressure between letter & bodywork with scraper, you can feel it wiggle after 15-20 secs of heat.
3. Gently peel off the letter, easy does it.
4. Remove the sticky residue with GooGone on a (clean) rag.
5. Clean the car & wax, to ensure no residue is left on bodywork.
Before & after:
Why you may ask - well that Model S lettering is a really ugly dated font, I like the clean look & well..... maybe I wouldn't have done it if it was a P90DL
- Tools used-
1. Hairdryer
2. Plastic thin scraper (I got these http://amzn.to/2dsdxf4 )
3. Goo Gone (citrus based sticky stuff remover) ( http://amzn.to/2dwwMt3 )
4. Stuff to wash & wax car after.
5. A little patience
- Technique -
1. Heat the letters up with hairdryer (keep it moving).
2. Apply a little pressure between letter & bodywork with scraper, you can feel it wiggle after 15-20 secs of heat.
3. Gently peel off the letter, easy does it.
4. Remove the sticky residue with GooGone on a (clean) rag.
5. Clean the car & wax, to ensure no residue is left on bodywork.
Before & after:
Why you may ask - well that Model S lettering is a really ugly dated font, I like the clean look & well..... maybe I wouldn't have done it if it was a P90DL
