1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport
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1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport
is it possible to remove the side trimming? or would it look stupid or would it look like a regular cherokee? im just wondering because im not liking the trim very much nor the Stock fender flares on it.
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Year: 1990 Laredo
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Engine: 4.0 Inline 6 Renix
If you like door dings and dents and want your paint ruined then take them off... If you treasure your paint... then don't
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Originally Posted by The Rooster
If you like door dings and dents and want your paint ruined then take them off... If you treasure your paint... then don't
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FYI I used a $10 heat gun and a old credit card. Took maybe 20 mins all together. Make sure you hose the trim off good before hand, a lot of sand and junk gets stuck back there and can scratch the paint during removal
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iv heard Goo Gone works?
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Originally Posted by Jakob
ill have to agree with you, Yes i use this for wheeling. its also my daily driver as well. i took off the "Sport" on the doors of my cherokee today. still have glue residue though whats the best stuff to use to remove that?
iv heard Goo Gone works?
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Heat gun or a hair dryer is your best bet to get the adhesive off . . then use a rag and some goo gone to get the rest of the residue off
Heres mine after about 30 mins with a hair dryer
Heres mine after about 30 mins with a hair dryer