Whizzy Wheel Car Decal and Sticker Remover with Drill Adapter Kit

In front of me is the worst job of my life This was an old vehicle wrap that went bad after six months, but we left it on for 8+ years on a white 2011 Toyota Sienna (I know, Getting a vehicle wrap doesn't have to cost $3k every two or three years if you can't afford it. I now understand what you mean). The condition of this vehicle is so poor that no detailer would touch it and no vehicle wrap guy would work on it If I weren't buying another wrap from him, I might have been profiting from the transaction and also covered for any mistakes (at least I hope so). My product trial ended up being a sort of product trial to get rid of that cracked, crumbling wrap. In partnership with Whizzy Wheels, I purchased the Whizzy Wheels with fins (this product. In addition, I bought a variable-speed electric drill for this specific purpose with an RPM that was within a range recommended for these wheel removers. The info and links to videos I received were all very helpful. I followed the instructions and techniques. I am generally handy and could repair or build most things I needed. Below are the details of what took place. Here they are 1) Whizzy Wheel with Fins Among the three, it produced the least amount of heat and was the softest. Because of this, this wheel probably broke down 2 or 3X as fast. Ultimately, it required moderate pressure to cut through the old hardened cracked wrap in the first place. It did not damage or burn the clearcoat, however, when it happened. There was a lot of wheel chewing going on, but the results were as Runner's Wheel 2) My work on this one was much more time consuming, but it cut through the crap faster, but I had to exert a great deal of effort to keep it In the end, this was a failure Hold onto any one spot for too long, and I burned my paint (probably the clearcoat) with the minimum pressure required to work. Three) Look alike to World War II- BROWN BURNS WERE IMPLEMENTED ON MY PAINTING RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF MY HOOD AS A RESULT OF THE MINIMUM PRESSURE NEEDED TO REMOVE THE VINYL. Damage was caused by simply touching the paint with the wheel. Because of this, I feel like I must have this panel painted again. The only good thing about the plastic razor blade scraper is that it is useful. I am sorry to have to send that back, too. Having tried several different ones, the only one that worked without damaging my vehicle was the one In the end, it has become more unaffordable for this project to survive. WWWF costs twice as much as the others, and doesn't last In that case, what do I have the choice? But for this minivan, I will gobble up 4 at a time. This is a set of 6.

Kyler Carter

| Jun 22, 2021

Yesterday it was delivered and I immediately got to work on it. The 1996 watercraft I am reconditioning are both from the early 1990s. The old faded decal I wanted to remove had been damaged or faded so I tried several other methods. In the past, I've used plastic razor blades, plastic scrappers, and Goof Off, but they have not been successful. Having watched a video on it and seen it had reasonably decent reviews, I thought why not give it a try. As a whole, this product saved me time and effort while performing a task that none of my other methods were able to achieve. The pros include The *br*- Does exactly what it says it will do-- The drill attachment can easily be attached to any power drill
The decals are actually removed, even the hard to remove ones - The good easy to use the bad The *br*- However, there are some situations in which it does not require as much effort. I had to exert considerable elbow grease to remove these 20-plus year old decals
. Of course, nothing else would have worked. That doesn't mean that it is a Con. Hence it is a warning to you that you may have to put some effort into it*- My wheel only lasted for half of my project, recognizing that most jobs are not going to involve decals that are over 20 years old. There are four decals on each of my watercraft that I would like to remove (total It was only possible to take off four decals, and I still have four to remove. Although there is a little bit of working wheel left on this product, there is not enough to complete the project. At roughly 22 dollars, that means it cost me a little over 5 dollars per sticker. The system did, however, save both time and effort. As a result, I may end up having to buy another one. Because I had never used this product before, I wasn't sure what to expect in terms of effectiveness or cleaning. There is a lot of wheel and decal dust and particles in this product. If you are going to be working in a contaminated area, make sure you can clean it afterwards. It is also advisable that you wear eye protection and a mask, preferably one that can be thrown away. If I ever need to buy it again, I would not hesitate to do so.

Greyson Church

| Dec 27, 2020