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Does anyone know the easiest way to remove a number plate from the rear PU on a 996. Have tried levering it off but it's stuck on tight. many thanks Ed
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POST 2Original post
You need a knife with a long and very flexible blade. A smoked salmon knife is ideal.
POST 3Original post
Try gently warming it up with a hairdryer too. It usually softens the adhesive.
POST 4Original post
Sorry, can only afford battered cod in my house.... To keep the fish theme try a short length of nylon fishing line. Gently saw through the adhesive pads. Works a treat. The adhesive can be removed with some cod liver oil, chip fat or whale oil but white spirit is easier.
POST 5Original post
No - it's a 996 not a Boxster. [ ][ ]
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Not owning a hairdryer or a Boxster for that matter, I'll give the fish slice/fishing line a go. Thanks guys. Ed
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