3M Protective Film
I just purchased a used class A Phaeton with the 3M film on the front. As they all seem to do, the film has some staining that looks like some sort of mold. I already found that automotive cleaner-wax...
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I began simply peeling the film from a bottom corner of the generator slideout. I found that, if I go very slowly and constantly the film pulls away, leaving a clean, shiny surface. If I pull too hard it either leaves glue or tears the film. Of course, the glue could be later removed easily. I think a slight amount of heat may even speed it up a little. Need to experiment, Don't need to burn the paint.
I think I may pay my 18 year old grandson to work on this. I could pay him $20/hr and save lots of $$ compared with the $1500 that Tiffin would charge.
I began simply peeling the film from a bottom corner of the generator slideout. I found that, if I go very slowly and constantly the film pulls away, leaving a clean, shiny surface. If I pull too hard it either leaves glue or tears the film. Of course, the glue could be later removed easily. I think a slight amount of heat may even speed it up a little. Need to experiment, Don't need to burn the paint.
I think I may pay my 18 year old grandson to work on this. I could pay him $20/hr and save lots of $$ compared with the $1500 that Tiffin would charge.
