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  1. 12-12-2012, 01:39 PM #1
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    rear screen heater element removal

    Hi guys . I need to remove the heater elements from the rear screen . I have been advised to use braso and rub them off . Has anyone got other ideas
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    I have used a single edge razor to shave them flush. Works really well when they are old and fluffy. Still leaves a visible line but no raised portion. I did this before applying tint.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M_deJong View Post
    I have used a single edge razor to shave them flush. Works really well when they are old and fluffy. Still leaves a visible line but no raised portion. I did this before applying tint.
    Yup. Razor blade paint scraper.
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    ok thanks , we'll do that and polish off any residue
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