Removing Back Glass Handle
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KMeloney
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I took mine off with fishing line and a straight blade, and it was all scratched underneath the piece. So, I put it back on.
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Someone else here removed his and also said it looked like hell behind his. He didn't put it back, but put a sticker in its place...
I think it was either Blackedout or Modded...
I think it was either Blackedout or Modded...
Scratched? How? Do you have any pictures?
I removed mine with fishing line too, cleaned the adhesive and is clean as a pin.
I removed mine with fishing line too, cleaned the adhesive and is clean as a pin.
RydnDrty
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I have a small scratch behind mine, but it isn't noticeable unless you know to look...I just used fishing line, then a straight blade to clean it up....looks way better without it...
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I removed mine and no scratches present 
Plastic spackle tool from Westlake took it off in about 15 second. another 60 second with the 3M eraser wheels. Another 30 second with glass cleaner and I was done 
Plastic spackle tool from Westlake took it off in about 15 second. another 60 second with the 3M eraser wheels. Another 30 second with glass cleaner and I was done 
lowexpo
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Well i'll be dang, guess that puppy will come off tonight!
phattyford
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i never even realized that this piece could be removed until this thread...I believe I'll go try to remove mine after while.
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