Side Strips

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Disaster Master
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Side Strips

Post by Disaster Master »

Are the polo mk3 side strips held on by glue or lugs?
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Post by optima21 »

they are glued in place
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Post by Disaster Master »

if i take them off will it mark the paint?
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Post by Karl_CLCoupe »

Shouldn't do. Will just leave some glue behind on the paintwork. Tcut can sort that out.

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Post by hardhitter »

You are better off using tar remover for the glue. Remember that t-cut takes off paint.
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Post by Tahrey1043 »

or in the case of crappy body shops - screws!

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Post by Ross »

'Memories' :D
When I worked in a body-shop those bloody rubber strips were the bane of my life, VW (in particular) used REALLY strong glue. I seem to remember using a product named 'Speedy 500' along with a filler spreader to get them off
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