Windshield Tape Removal (documented w/ pix)
#152
Originally Posted by s2k_born' timestamp='1455666492' post='23882557
recently decided to put the tape back onto mine and was able to track down the part numbers for the tape
as they are not in the regular Honda parts catalog in parts dept.
they are not cheap though haha like $150.00 for all 3
as they are not in the regular Honda parts catalog in parts dept.
they are not cheap though haha like $150.00 for all 3
#154
Thread Starter
You guys are funny. Still debating this after so many years. I can't believe one of you actually bought tape and replaced it. My goodness.
Anyway, my Suzuka Blue buddy is still sporting it's scratched, blue windshield trim. Hardly noticeable compared to the rust spots that have formed in the rear wheel wells and elsewhere. Life is short. Drive.
Cosmo, I love the yellow against the snow. Just watch out where them huskies go.
Anyway, my Suzuka Blue buddy is still sporting it's scratched, blue windshield trim. Hardly noticeable compared to the rust spots that have formed in the rear wheel wells and elsewhere. Life is short. Drive.
Cosmo, I love the yellow against the snow. Just watch out where them huskies go.
#156
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You guys are funny. Still debating this after so many years. I can't believe one of you actually bought tape and replaced it. My goodness.
Anyway, my Suzuka Blue buddy is still sporting it's scratched, blue windshield trim. Hardly noticeable compared to the rust spots that have formed in the rear wheel wells and elsewhere. Life is short. Drive.
Cosmo, I love the yellow against the snow. Just watch out where them huskies go.
Anyway, my Suzuka Blue buddy is still sporting it's scratched, blue windshield trim. Hardly noticeable compared to the rust spots that have formed in the rear wheel wells and elsewhere. Life is short. Drive.
Cosmo, I love the yellow against the snow. Just watch out where them huskies go.
No salt on the roads, no corrosion on any of my cars including a 94. One thing the environmentalists did correctly in this state.
#157
Registered User
I really want to do this as I think my black windshield trim looks awkward with the red hardtop. My car is an 00, I've heard it can be extremely difficult to get the tape off on a car this old. Should I tackle it or leave it to a body shop? I've done everything else on the car myself other than paint so it's hard to take it somewhere but if it's going to be a tedious, all day job I would rather pay someone else to do it. Pic for reference.
#159
Registered User
I really want to do this as I think my black windshield trim looks awkward with the red hardtop. My car is an 00, I've heard it can be extremely difficult to get the tape off on a car this old. Should I tackle it or leave it to a body shop? I've done everything else on the car myself other than paint so it's hard to take it somewhere but if it's going to be a tedious, all day job I would rather pay someone else to do it. Pic for reference.
I love the way my GPW turned out, can’t stop looking at it. There are a couple small spots that were touched up from the factory, but you don’t notice unless you’re up close. Even with them, I’m way happier with how it looks now compared to with the tape.
#160
just did mine today as well.
i started to lose patience while doing the last piece on the centre, lots of adhesive didnt come off with the vinyl so had to spend even more time cleaning them up after the tape was removed.
lots and lots of goo gone, very happy with the result.
i started to lose patience while doing the last piece on the centre, lots of adhesive didnt come off with the vinyl so had to spend even more time cleaning them up after the tape was removed.
lots and lots of goo gone, very happy with the result.