Re: [mkII][molding removal]

["dalewitt" <dalewitt@express-news.net>]

I have done this on three roccos....use HEAT GUN...should be no problem

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> Is there a post for this procedure?  Can it be done without a 'heat gun'?
> Maybe with a hair dryer?  Or some solvent to break the glue bond?  I be the
> car looks very cool after this is done - nice and clean.
>
> Also, how about getting rid of the black "sticker" that sits on the
> b-pillars between the doors and the rear side glass?  Anyone done this?
>
> -john
> jgies@skandia.com <mailto:jgies@skandia.com>
> '88 16v Alpine White
> 	-----Original Message-----
> 	From:	Anthony Pelletier [SMTP:apelle62@MAIL.CAPS.MAINE.EDU]
> 	Sent:	Monday, August 17, 1998 5:12 AM
> 	To:	scirocco-l@scirocco.org
> 	Subject:	moldings
>
> 	hello all
>
> 	I just finished removing the moldings on the side of my car.  what a
>
> 	difference.  looks good except for the fact that my car had been
> 	repainted and theres a little ridge where the moldings used to be.  
> 	oh and theres that spot that I got a little too hot with the heat
> 	gun.  ops!!  heat guns are cool.  I think I singed off half the hair
>
> 	on my arms........
> 	if any one needs some of the moldings let me know. people who may
> 	have lost one and still need to run them to avoid door dings at the 
> 	mall.  (people in jersey)
> 	 I am gonna throw them out otherwise (ugly things any way)
>
> 	later
> 	Tony
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