are your GM chicklets level?
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Joined: 08-18-2007
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From: Warrington PA
I removed my chicklets with a piece of dental floss and some now sore fingernails. Be careful and put a rag under the opposite edge your pulling on so it doesn't scratch the paint. I then removed the sticky tape by rubbing with my fingers, then a little Meguiars #3 Machine Glaze. You can't tell anything was ever there. And if you want you can always stick them back on, better have the torpedo level, laser level and a chalk line 
good idea with the dental floss, I just may remove mine also....
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Joined: 11-10-2007
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From: Summerville / Clemson, SC
I used a butter knife covered with a towel. pointed enough to pry off the emblem and the towel kept the paint safe. I then used some 3M adhesive remover to get the glue off. Looks much better.
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Here's my debaging...for now.
I have a project in mind, so this is only temporary.
Got the dealer to do it when it was in for some other work.
The back is too plain IMO, but I do like the clean look of the doors.
I have a project in mind, so this is only temporary.
Got the dealer to do it when it was in for some other work.
The back is too plain IMO, but I do like the clean look of the doors.
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