View Poll Results: What to do
Keep the vinyl on
0
0%
Keep vinyl and buy a bodykit (for $75 of craigslist)
1
7.69%
Take vinyl off
12
92.31%
Take vinyl off but put on bodykit
0
0%
Voters: 13. You may not vote on this poll
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i will do a written out "how to" with pictures when i do my next removal at work for eveyone else
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Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 20
From: In a cold place called Vermont
$3,000 plus they took my POS saturn that barely runs as trade
wanted 3,500 cash
I probably coulda got the same thing private sale for less, but i trust these guys so its worth it to me
wanted 3,500 cash
I probably coulda got the same thing private sale for less, but i trust these guys so its worth it to me
HCF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,059
From: Oklahoma City
The best tool for removing vinyl is heat. I take vinyl off on a regular basis at work. If you have access to a heat gun, it would be best. Just heat up the vinyl and it will become easy to remove. Do this in the shade. it makes the process a lot easier than in direct sun light.
Also, your poll mentions a body kit. Don't do this idea, please. Its on the same level as the vinyl your trying to remove.
Also, your poll mentions a body kit. Don't do this idea, please. Its on the same level as the vinyl your trying to remove.
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Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 20
From: In a cold place called Vermont
