how do you remove a british numberplate without ripping the paint off or damaging the car? i think its glued on or something.
any advice very welcome
removing numberplate
RE: removing numberplate
Most plates are installed by the use of double sided tape........... if you pull gently, you should not damage the paint.
RE: removing numberplate
A hair dryer helps to soften the glue.
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thanks for the advice. so i tried to slowly force the number plate off at one edge, and it gives, but i can see that the yellowish stuff that makes the number plate, it kind of wants to stay down, and it is just coming off the transparent bit of the plate.
i dont think i can get a hairdryer down to my car here, shall i try sticking a knife blade between the car and the plate?
i dont think i can get a hairdryer down to my car here, shall i try sticking a knife blade between the car and the plate?
If you need to remove the adhesive try cooking oil.
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