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| The best way I have found to remove covering is to use a heat gun. And when you remove covering, most of the time you will leave some of the covering backing behind. There are a couple of ways to remove this. First is to remove it using acetone, but this is a little messy. The best way that I have found is to save your covering trimmings and iron them over the left behind covering and then peel it off. Presto! | |
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I find that a light touch with sand paper will remove those pesky little pieces that don't seem to wanna' come off. Start with fine grit. If it doesn't work with a light touch, go to a coarser grit. Heat helps the grit grab hold. (This is my primary method if it doesn't come off with the initial tear off and I can't lift it with the point of a hobby knife.)