Everyday for a week before you do this spray a bead of orange oil (goo gone) down in the crack between the top of the molding and the door for the entire length of the trim piece, this will soften at least the top strip of adhesive and may even soak through to the lower one...cuts the job in half...
So I watched a UA-cam on how to fix the molding, then I watched yours how to take them off. I proceeded to rip them off my 2009 Silverado, so easy. I also used a razor blade to take the thick part of the two way adhesive tape before using acetone and then the power eraser. Thanks for the instruction. Looks so much better.
Nicely done! I like your eraser wheel better than mine! When I de-badged my '06 D-Max, I used 30 pound test mono fishing line to get under the badging; using a back-forth stroke to get them off. (Badging??....I don't need no Badging!) And used an eraser wheel to remove glue. Door bump guards are next, but will be replacing those. 🤟
Great job! That will really help someone make their truck look cooler! Resist the urge to put huge wheels and tires on if your going to tow a lot up hills...you’ll kill your mileage and your transmission! Grandpa trucks are reliable!
wow came out great man! I’m in the midst of trying to figure out what to do with my annoying moldings that are peeling off of my avalanche. started cleaning them where they r peeling but i think i might just get that tool for the drill and do what you did and just be done with em for good🤷🏻♂️😂 thanks for the vid🤟🏽
thank god i found your video. i thought i was either gonna have to shell out $40 for the 3m eraser drill attachment or spent a week on the thing with a credit card and a heat gun.
@@BriGuy503 i first so i guy doing it on another video and thought man that's too much trouble. then i saw urs. wow, what a diff and so fast and easy. thanks
@@BriGuy503 I tried a magic eraser, goo gone and rubbing compound. The compound definitely helped but it's still just barely visible. Honestly it's not a big deal. Whole truck needs a paint job anyway....
Hey man, so when I done my truck it kinda left a yellow tint to where I used the bit. I haven’t washed it or anything, just wiped it with a microfiber towel. But what do you recommend about getting rid of that yellow color it left behind?
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Nothin like cracking open a beer and getting behind the wheel of an automobile. Awesome video, thank you for the tips!
Fuck Yeah!
Everyday for a week before you do this spray a bead of orange oil (goo gone) down in the crack between the top of the molding and the door for the entire length of the trim piece, this will soften at least the top strip of adhesive and may even soak through to the lower one...cuts the job in half...
I followed his instructions and my '06 looks great now!! This guy rocks!
Glad I could help!
So I watched a UA-cam on how to fix the molding, then I watched yours how to take them off. I proceeded to rip them off my 2009 Silverado, so easy. I also used a razor blade to take the thick part of the two way adhesive tape before using acetone and then the power eraser. Thanks for the instruction. Looks so much better.
Acetone?? Your paint must be tucked!
Nope, looks 👍 👌
I’m about to get a new truck and I’m gonna do this to it. This video was very helpful and I appreciate it!
Nicely done! I like your eraser wheel better than mine! When I de-badged my '06 D-Max, I used 30 pound test mono fishing line to get under the badging; using a back-forth stroke to get them off. (Badging??....I don't need no Badging!) And used an eraser wheel to remove glue. Door bump guards are next, but will be replacing those. 🤟
Thanks, glad I could help!
Great job! That will really help someone make their truck look cooler! Resist the urge to put huge wheels and tires on if your going to tow a lot up hills...you’ll kill your mileage and your transmission! Grandpa trucks are reliable!
Thanks! Yea this is staying a grandpa truck lol I've had enough lifted monster trucks in my life. This is a work horse not a show pony lol
BriGuy503 Hahaa! Keep up the good work my YXZ brother!
Thanks bud
@@DUNEATV I tow everyday with 24x14s
Now that's how u supposed to start a video, popping open a brewski 💪
Definitely make sure you have a beer before attempting this, that is the key😂😂😂😂
Oh for sure
Going to do this to my '07 YukonXL. Same color as your truck. Thanks!
Beer break. Yep I’m in the right place!!!
Haha yup!
wow came out great man! I’m in the midst of trying to figure out what to do with my annoying moldings that are peeling off of my avalanche. started cleaning them where they r peeling but i think i might just get that tool for the drill and do what you did and just be done with em for good🤷🏻♂️😂 thanks for the vid🤟🏽
Awesome! Glad I could help out
My silver trim has yellowed like yours. I’m ordering that eraser today.
I ran fishing line under mine and it worked great…it was also 18 deg outside😂
Yea thats also a great way to do it.
how did you remove the left over adhesive
I used goof off
Did this to my tahoe and suburban thanks homie💯👍
Nice! Glad I could help
I did this to my Camaro. Goo gone did the trick for me.
Awesome!
you've inspired me to remove them on my Yukon... wish me luck!! good video!!
Awesome! Glad I could help
thank god i found your video. i thought i was either gonna have to shell out $40 for the 3m eraser drill attachment or spent a week on the thing with a credit card and a heat gun.
Glad I could help!
I recommend turning down the rpm of the drill to 2 or 1.
searches how to …..: this guy: “cracks a cold one” this guy is the shit lmao
Ton of editing in the beginning, nice work! Great how to bro 👍
Thanks bud!!
Thanks guy !
Glad I could help!
This is great! Going in tomorrow!
Thank you buddy I got to do that to my truck
No problem! Makes the truck look alot better
Bouta do this for my ‘07 2500 this summer
Niiiice!
Thank you sir
Glad I could help!
Ur the man!! Thanks 🍻
Glad I could help!
I’m wondering if I could do this to my 07 Avalanche and it looks decent.
Thank you
Hell yeah thanks man.
No problem, glad I could help!
@@BriGuy503 i first so i guy doing it on another video and thought man that's too much trouble. then i saw urs. wow, what a diff and so fast and easy. thanks
Thank you. You made it look easy
Will it leave a yellow line on my paint. Its the metallic blue
Thanks homie! I appreciate this video
Thanks for watching!
This was very helpful thank you so much great video tomorrow im gonna pop open a beer and get to work 👍🏻
Awesome, glad I could help!
Good stuff, keep up the good work
Thank you!
Looks wayyy better
💯 Thanks!
Thank you so much. I can’t wait to get rid of the stupid mouldings on my Tahoe.
Glad I could help!
Good job looks great
Thanks!
So what's the verdict? No moldings are cool? OR putting new replacement moldings back on?
No moldings look better
@@BriGuy503 Depends on your opinion. Some thing it looks better w/out bumper panels, but having them on looks better than door dings from others...
Don't be "skerd" lol love it!
Thanks 😊
What is the attachment called?
Make a vid of you putting new ones on
What if you don't have a drill could you use goo gone instead?
Yea goo gone would work too
@@BriGuy503 aight cool thanks bro will try it out bro cause they're all yellow and doesn't look good at all
A plastic razor blade works just going to be a lot of work at the end of the day. I would do ion like a hot TX day where the temps are 90+
Grip it and rip it!
Used on my white silverado and it left a yellow haze behind. Anyone know how to get rid of the yellow?
Maybe some goof off? Or something like that?
@@BriGuy503 I tried a magic eraser, goo gone and rubbing compound. The compound definitely helped but it's still just barely visible. Honestly it's not a big deal. Whole truck needs a paint job anyway....
Very happy with the look of the truck with those panels off 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey man, so when I done my truck it kinda left a yellow tint to where I used the bit. I haven’t washed it or anything, just wiped it with a microfiber towel. But what do you recommend about getting rid of that yellow color it left behind?
Goof off is what I used
My truck is black it’s a 05 been wanting to do this but scared it will look like shit after lol
Just be careful! Take ur time
Good job thanks. I think you need a milwakee. Dewalt sukks 😆
Thanks! Its sort of like a chevy vs ford thing. I prefer Dewalt lol
@@BriGuy503 😆 true i was just joking. They both get the jobe done 👍
Crack a beer then get behind the wheel . 🤦♂️🤡
Hell Yeahhh Thats How i Start all my Projectssss, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Nice, i was using a dammm razorrr but was doing it to Slowww!!!!! Im Going to buy the the thing for my drill, Loved the Video🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Thanks! Good luck on your project