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Run fishing line underneath and carefully pull up.
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Use fishing line as suggested by joe

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If you have a heat gun or a hair-dryer, carefully apply heat to soften the adhesive and then use the fishing line as suggested by Joe.
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Use fishing line as suggested by joe

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If you have a heat gun or a hair-dryer, carefully apply heat to soften the adhesive and then use the fishing line as suggested by Joe.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a small area of rust right next to the door kick trim on my targa. I am hoping its where someone has tried to remove the targa trim when respraying around that area as there is no other reason for rust to be there. I thought i would remove the trim and it is stuck solid i cannot even get a finger nail under the edge. Are they glued ? cannot see screws

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Run fishing line underneath and carefully pull up. It's adhesive

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks DB Joe i will give it a try :-)

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If you have a heat gun or a hair-dryer, carefully apply heat to soften the adhesive and then use the fishing line as suggested by Joe. Let us know how that will go for you... Good-luck!

POST 5Original post

+1 for fishing line. the heat will speed things up considerably.

POST 6Original post

Agree, it's just held on with adhesive. Mine fell off on it's own. And I resecured with double sided tape.

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And a little WD-40 on the fishing line will cut like butter

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