them silly wind deflectors wrx import
#1
them silly wind deflectors wrx import
help
how do i remove them silly wind deflectors that are fitted just above the doors.
thay look simple enough to remove but its that sticky stuff underneath.
will this come off easy and if so what can you recomend to do the job.
i hope i dont have to do a paint job after i remove them.
thanks gaz.
how do i remove them silly wind deflectors that are fitted just above the doors.
thay look simple enough to remove but its that sticky stuff underneath.
will this come off easy and if so what can you recomend to do the job.
i hope i dont have to do a paint job after i remove them.
thanks gaz.
#2
Originally Posted by gaz c
i hope i dont have to do a paint job after i remove them.
Before i got the end of your post the first thing that come to mind was the possablity of paint removal. It wasn't so long ago i read a similar thread where the chap had removed the wind deflectors and was then left with a respray bill. Your call mate.
I have to say on my wagon i think they look the part especially with the darker tinted windows at the back.
Are they of any use?
Would the wind noise be quiter without them?
Don't know never been without mine.
#3
Originally Posted by Rokay
Before i got the end of your post the first thing that come to mind was the possablity of paint removal. It wasn't so long ago i read a similar thread where the chap had removed the wind deflectors and was then left with a respray bill. Your call mate.
I have to say on my wagon i think they look the part especially with the darker tinted windows at the back.
Are they of any use?
Would the wind noise be quiter without them?
Don't know never been without mine.
I have to say on my wagon i think they look the part especially with the darker tinted windows at the back.
Are they of any use?
Would the wind noise be quiter without them?
Don't know never been without mine.
the windows in the rear of my car are very black.
i will agree with you i think thay look good but one is damaged.
if i could get hold of a new one i would put it on.
but its finding one?
#4
I think the tried and tested method is to cut through the adhesive that holds them on with some strong nylon thread, then remove the excess gum with WD40. Clean and polish after
#5
Is there anywhere you can get hold of these wind deflectors, and a mate of mine has a M-reg WRX, and 1 was damaged, so the pair where taken off, and found out one rear quater has been painted with them on, so it's eva replace or alittle paint job???
#6
Originally Posted by Scoobyslammed
Is there anywhere you can get hold of these wind deflectors, and a mate of mine has a M-reg WRX, and 1 was damaged, so the pair where taken off, and found out one rear quater has been painted with them on, so it's eva replace or alittle paint job???
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#8
i just took mine off today and said il put a post up how to remove adhesive then saw this one,even if i got replacement ones id still have to remove sticky stuff to apply new ones,il give the thread and wd40 a go,if any one else has any suggestions that would be great.cheers.
#10
Originally Posted by deco c
i just took mine off today and said il put a post up how to remove adhesive then saw this one,even if i got replacement ones id still have to remove sticky stuff to apply new ones,il give the thread and wd40 a go,if any one else has any suggestions that would be great.cheers.
still looking to replace my broken one if anybody wants to offload one. cheers
#11
Originally Posted by rodswrx
hi mate, i removed a damaged one off the offside and if your carefull, a bit of white spirit on a rag is perfect and then wash down with plenty of water.
still looking to replace my broken one if anybody wants to offload one. cheers
still looking to replace my broken one if anybody wants to offload one. cheers
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I saw a set go on ebay for £120!
I'm leaving mine on - I quite like them. Cars without them look a little bare to me now.
Although getting polish out of the underside is PITA.
I'm leaving mine on - I quite like them. Cars without them look a little bare to me now.
Although getting polish out of the underside is PITA.
#13
Originally Posted by deco c
cheers mate,the 2 of mine were damaged thats why i removed them and the car looks good without them.il give that a go tomorrow if have to.cheers.
#14
I've took my cracked ones off, and have been struggling to remove the strips. I've tries WD40 and all sorts, but you need to get the rubber off firt to get to the glue. Haven't figured that one out yet. Is it best to tackle it dry or wet?
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