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No hay artículos en el carroIf you have spent hours ruining your nails trying to remove decals or stickers, the ABN Rubber Eraser Wheel Adhesive Remover Pad & Adapter 1-Pack is your cleaning resolution. The long hours of removing pinstripes, adhesive, decals, and double-faced tape with razor blades, heavy-duty compounds, and caustic adhesive removers are long gone thanks to this versatile eraser wheel. To use, pop the wheel onto your drill using the included 5/16" 24 threaded arbor, place on any decal sticker or vinyl, turn on the drill, and watch as your decals and stickers are obliterated (you can also heat the decal with a hair dryer and slowly peel the decal while heating the underside as you uncover it to give wheel a longer life). Not for use on lacquer coatings or reflective tape. Drill not included.
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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de febrero de 2025
This tool is genius. It removed baked on hardened double sided tape on the truck lid. There is no way I would have been able to remove it without sanding. Amazing.
Steven Tickle
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de enero de 2025
After watching a number of videos for products like this, I decided on this inexpensive eraser wheel. It worked as described and I was pleasantly surprised that there wasn't as much rubber dust left behind as I had read about. I used this product to remove a Harley Davidson tank badge. Light pressure, let the wheel do the work, and don't let it heat up too much, or what you're trying to remove can get gummy.
Kory
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de enero de 2025
This worked great for decal removal from my Yamaha outboard motor cowlings. Ate up the old decals great, no damage to the paint whatsoever. Highly recommend!
juan jose martinez sacre
Comentado en México el 27 de enero de 2024
Excelente
Rosa Solis
Comentado en México el 11 de septiembre de 2022
Esta bien funciona bien
Joel Chávez
Comentado en México el 16 de octubre de 2021
Elimina el pegamento que dejan las molduras.
Julian Ellison
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de noviembre de 2019
Working on a DIY auto body project. I bought my Dodge Ram about 5 years ago and it came stock from the factory with 6 stainless steel panels on the bottom third of the body (on each side). Being a Dodge, I started to get some rust, so step one in fixing it was to remove the panels, and I figured as long as I had the heat gun out, I might as well take the badges off too. The badging left some adhesive residue, but nothing compared to the panels. Probably 1/4" thick and spanning the entire length of the truck from the front fenders to rear bumpers, this was going to be a pain to remove. Until someone told me about this rubber eraser wheel. It worked amazingly! It shaved it off with very little effort on my part. Luckily I had a family member with a corded drill, otherwise it would have taken a week to do with all the battery changes. I'm not going to lie and say it was a fast process, but much faster and more effective than doing it by hand. Left zero residue that I needed to clean off, besides the eraser shavings that simply wiped off by hand.The best part? It doesn't harm my paint at all. Even though I'm going to be taking it down to bare metal and re-painting the truck, it's really good to know that I could use this to take off any decals or adhesive on my family's vehicles without damaging the paint.The wheel lasted for one entire side of the truck. Which is far further than I anticipated it would. For the price, I would buy stock in this company. One of the best products I've ever seen for the purpose and very affordable. I've seen similar products in auto parts stores for over $40.In short: BUY THIS WHEEL!
Kindle Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de septiembre de 2017
I started with a heat gun and a credit card to get a 10 year 8 inch wide stripe off of a min-cooper S. After about an hour, I had removed about 6 inches. Ugh. So a little searching turned up this kind of solution, and a little more searching found this item as (a) cheap and (b) prime elgible. So I tried it.It's still significant work, but now your progress will be measured in inches per minute, not inches per hour. It won't get into every crevice, so there will still be some scraping. And it leaves a little residue here and there that will have to be chased. But for the bulk of the sticker, it is fast and very effective to solve the majority of the problem with reasonable effort.One wheel just barely got me through the whole project (mini cooper S with full hood, roof, and hatch stripes (three) totaling about 8 inches wide, but a lot of sunroof up top. So maybe 8" x 5' total sticker removal. And I wasn't putting much effort into economizing wheel life, I was just grinding sticker off.It didn't hurt the paint one metal or fiberglass. But it did burn through if you weren't careful on a painted plastic bumper. This bumper may have been previously repainted, the paint there seemed pretty fragile.You also need a strong drill to drive this thing. A consumer or even low end contractor cordless won't drive this thing for long. A higher end cordless might, but any "plug into the wall" drill should work fine, though you will want to take some breaks to let the drill cool and to uncramp your hands anyway.So in summary, a nice economical solution (in both time and money) for the majority of a really hard problem.
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