Surely a bit of heat like with normal adhesive films should do the trick, get the hairdryer out
I looked at mine today and they’re a filthy mess lol
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Originally Posted by steamship
I noticed one side of mine was somewhat worn and shabby looking. Any idea of how we can remove the offending material?
In terms of DIY, I'd be inclined to just buy some PPF from eBay (other sources are available!), give that area a thorough cleaning and apply it myself.
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