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Depending on how much residue is left you can use an eraser wheel to remove it, or an adhesive cleaner (3M is best). After that use a buffer and polish to go over the affected area to try to blend it in. It’s not going to be 100% but it won’t be as noticeable as it is now.
I second that^ I’ve removed moldings for multiple trucks of my own and friends
60$ to get a harbor freight variable speed buffer 2-3 different cutting pads and some meguires polishing compounds and it’ll be looking as good as new
Probably won’t be perfect but you won’t notice
That'll give me the excuse I need to buy that milwaukee cordless polisher I've been eyeballing. This is a process that someone with common sense can expect decent results from? Any tips?
When I did mine, I went to “YouTube University”. There were a few channels I found with step-by-step instructions. I think one was chemicalguys and maybe the other was chrisfix…I really can’t remember though, so just google it. Good luck! You got this.
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