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I have a 2008 IS250 with red outs. I got them like the day I got my car. Well they are getting old and flaky and the orange is showing through on the spots that flaked.
How can I remove the old redout film so I can replace it with new ones?
Ok thanks. Mine are going on 3.5 years old now and I wash my car frequently too. I'll see about doing that to take them off. So ugly when the orange shows when I use my blinker!
Which vinyl are you using?
My rvinyl has been on since 2005 and they still look the same. If goo gone doesn't work, glass cleaner works with a bit of elbow grease.
just peal them off like a sticker, get goo gone to get the sticky stuff off, same method as pealing tint.
Is goo-gone safe for tail lights? I dont have redouts, but i know its unsafe on the headlights. I tried it on a small spot after i resealed them from painting the housings and it burned/melted the plastic a little (made it hazy). Be careful if you do try it and no one chimes in on this.
Is goo-gone safe for tail lights? I dont have redouts, but i know its unsafe on the headlights. I tried it on a small spot after i resealed them from painting the housings and it burned/melted the plastic a little (made it hazy). Be careful if you do try it and no one chimes in on this.
Ive used goo-gone on my windows and paint so I would assume theyre safe for tail lights...
Find out what kind of plastic the tail lights are and then do some searching. When I wanted to clean adhesive off of some headlights (removed XPEL film), I looked into it and they were polycarbonate, and lighter fluid works very well to remove adhesive on them without damaging the polycarbonate at all. I don't know if the tail lights are made of the same stuff, but it seems possible.