Where my 20's are now.
#1
Where my 20's are now.
As you all remember i had a new edge with 20's. Looked bad, but not as bad as most 20's u would find. Anyways, recap, and heres where they are now.
AND heres a before and after with our trade.
there you have it!
I got bored, throwin some pics out there.
AND heres a before and after with our trade.
there you have it!
I got bored, throwin some pics out there.
#9
I'm pretty sure if you just take a small screw driver and wrap it in a thin cloth to prevent scratching, you can just pry it off. Wait till someone else chimes in, though. I've never taken them off before.
#10
If it's anything like removing emblems then you can just use a heat gun/hairdryer to loosen the adhesive. I'm not sure if that is how they are attached though.
#11
i started by applying some heat (use a hair dryer, NOT a heat gun, you'll jack up the paint if you're not careful) and start at the end until you can peel it up. move slowly and start peeling/applyling heat a little section at a time until youre done. don't worry about the black gunk that's left over until you're done. it took me nearly a week to get it all off. just go slow and you'll be good.
#13
I'm pretty sure their only purpose is to protect the door from getting dinged by people opening their car doors and hitting yours.
#14
yeah...those door guards dont do to good of a job protecting your door.....the one on the drivers side is just about cut in half on my car from where I hit my buddies door. Its really an eye sore. But hey, now I know how to take them off.
#15
Take a piece of string and loop it behind the trim on one end and srart pulling back and fourth like a saw. Be careful and take your time and it will come right off.
Clean the remaining stuff off with GooGone. Job Done, Drink Beer!
Clean the remaining stuff off with GooGone. Job Done, Drink Beer!
#16
Those 20's should be destroyed. Those are some ugly-*** wheels.
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