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Safest method for removal of sticky pads
Yes mate, if you stumped up the cash for the prestige edition.
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Safest method for removal of sticky pads
Same method as debadging cars - fishing line/fine cord etc etc.
If it's stuck worth a damn you won't be re-using it.
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