[JGiovando]

Anybody have this on their car and then removed it? I would like to remove mine, not sure how to go about it.

[KrisHorton]

Removing vinyl is usually best done with a heat gun/hairdryer. Don't blast heat right at it for an extended period of time, keep the gun moving. You should be able to get it started with a fingernail and I wouldn't recommend using anything sharper. I haven't removed any OEM vinyl though, so I can't speak to how much adhesive will be left over.

[zr1chris]

Originally Posted by KrisHorton

Removing vinyl is usually best done with a heat gun/hairdryer. Don't blast heat right at it for an extended period of time, keep the gun moving. You should be able to get it started with a fingernail and I wouldn't recommend using anything sharper. I haven't removed any OEM vinyl though, so I can't speak to how much adhesive will be left over.

The problem is trying to remove vinyl from on top of vinyl instead of paint. I've never dealt with or seen anyone with this scenario. Not sure if it can be done the same way as usual and if it will leave anything behind on the vinyl wrap underneath. Good luck to the OP.

Update: just realized it's your post I commented on Jason lol. Why are you taking them off? Dont like?