i'm kinda just enjoying reading this as far as im concerned.

 

lol, I am glad we are at least entertaining people.

David, he had shoulder surgery so that was the end of that. No more baseball. Rahul is teaching him how to surf and he got a job that he is really enjoying so he is keeping busy and not dwelling on it. we'll stop by sunday to take care of your stickers.

 

^ lol, although i'm sure you realize it is an excuse to get you guys over here to see what car your hubby bought it is nice of you to humor me.

and um I heard rumors that he is HFD or HPD but I also heard he is doing IT?

 

lol, If he was HPD I am sure his name would have come
across me desk by now

 

tried that on the first page, didn't work.

 

not trying to drag this thread out but since you asked David, there is another way to move stickers, Commercial heat guns

lol, I do not think I would try it though, I like how the paint on my bumper looks.

though I am curious if anyone here has done this and if it is easy to do without needing to get a bumper re painted.

 

oh the blow dryer method. lol, Maybe on a chrome bumper. I would be interested to see what it does to paint though.

 

ask Jake (ProjekBluBuk) about the heat gun i have...I'll melt a whole into it in less than a minute...You can borrow it E if you want. LOL

 

on painted surface use a rubber eraser (the block kind from elementary school). this helps with removing the sticky residue left behind after the sticker is removed. also it is soft enough not to scratch the paint.

 

wd-40 works too...

 

lol, pictures?

 

hmmm erica think you can the melt the crack in the bumper together? lol, that would actually be a funny DIY project to post.

 

the only way to describe this heat gun is "beast"

i should give it to my wife when i'm mad and tell her i bought her a blow drier