Great for washing your car, not so great for actually removing any material.Kranzle 1122
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Gas will do it, but depending on the tip and tip distance, you could damage the trim.
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Great for washing your car, not so great for actually removing any material.Kranzle 1122
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I thought about that as well. That might be my last attempt. I was hoping someone knew of some sort of chemical that would easily remove it.Great for washing your car, not so great for actually removing any material.
Gas will do it, but depending on the tip and tip distance, you could damage the trim.
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3 year 36k mile warranty will replace all of it!
After you get that product off, try this stuff, it is Absolutely the best on the market. Once you apply it, it will actually darken the plastic a bit. It’s extremely sticky and thick when first applying. I love this product
https://www.autogeek.net/gyeon-trim...MIoKaVheDW7gIVQh6tBh03IQLBEAkYBSABEgKvDPD_BwE
I just bought the bed rails and tailgate trim. I will eventually remove the hood vent and replace with a carbon fiber piece. I'd consider this more of a PSA. I don't think dealers would pass those plastics under warranty.Really? You put some chemical on it, jack it up, and want Ford to pay for it? That isn’t right. Why shouldn’t the company who made the product pay for it?