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3m Diamond shield removal

This afternoon started playing with some 99 cent store adhesive remover (CAUTION DO NOT GET ON HEADLIGHTS. RUINED MY OLD JUNK LENS) and my 13hp high pressure washer. Quite pleased so far tomarrow should be able to finish up
Scott

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Looks good, how old is the diamond shield?
Frank & Daisy
NO LONGER  "looking for the perfect Foretravel
36' or less non slide preferred."  She has been found and is ours.
2003 U320 36' non slide  Unit 6103
Cummins ISM 450
Allison 4000MH

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I'm suspecting it was 2001-2004 at the newest. Some around engine compartment actually pulled of by hand. Also in three of the four fender wells. Left rear was never applied. Looks as good as the rest of the coach
Scott

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Scott, you're removal process looks really good. Sure you don't want to leave a big ole spot of that stuff just to remind you of how much fun you had? I really don't think so......
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Lynn & Marilyn Sickel
Tollville, AR
1997  U320  40'
2021 Chevrolet Silverado pickup
Motorcader  17257

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Actually me and Kim are looking forward to coming back, just not during Mosquitos season

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Day two. Sprayed again and pressure washed again. Getting closer
Scott

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Quote from: dsd –
Day two. Sprayed again and pressure washed again. Getting closer
Scott
Looks good! I may try that on my wheel wells.. what chem did you get at the $ store?



Keith
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2003 U320T 4025 PBBS Designer series
Build 6203    Cummins 500hp
2000 U320 4010 WTFE / Build 5762 —Sold—
Motorcade #18070   
Pasadena, Texas
2015 Jeep Wrangler Sahara-Sunset Orange pearl coat
Don't argue with a fool, people watching might not be able to tell the difference.

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99c adhesive remover

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99c adhesive remover DO NOT GET ON CLEAR HEADLIGHT LENS

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Quote from: dsd –
Day two. Sprayed again and pressure washed again. Getting closer
Scott

Wow! Scott that looks really good, I would have thought the effort would have been a lot greater
Chris
 
1999 U 320 DGFE
Build Number 5523
Chris & Elka Lang
In the field, Lonoke AR

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Scott,
 
Are the darker areas in your first picture just the adhesive, or is it still part of the 3M Diamond Shield?
 
Thanks,
 
Trent
Trent and Jean Eyler
2000  U295  4003  WTFE  ISC  350
Build#5603 MC#17385
 

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The first picture was incomplete. Just took it to show the difference. The diamond shield was dark with mold. Smelt bad too. Mildew odor at front of coach much less now. I would of never guessed I was coming from that stuff. Glue seems quite transparent but when pressure washing there was little black balls of glue and shield on the windshield. Pressure washed it off easily.
Scott