🔧 Efficient Wheel Pinstripe & Decal Rubber Remover: 8MILELAKE 4 inch Eraser Tool Review

Glue prepared To my paintwork, won't stick to the drill. Either I have no idea, or the thing is just not worth it, I consider it dangerous.

I used this to remove decals from a 40ft RV. I'll take a few to finish the job. They seem to perform better than solid wheels. Worked best at a lower speed.

Ideal for removing labels. came right away. If you have a lot of labels, you can order 2. It's like a giant eraser! Lol worked perfectly!

I've had a car with window deflectors that have been double-sided tape over the car windows since 2007. All but one of the windows were shattered by hail over the course of several years. storms and ice storms. So the glue lay under the scorching Texas sun for a long time. It worked great removing all the old glue and didn't damage the paint at all! I highly recommend this item.

I used this to remove a huge sun bleached fiberglass decal from the front of my RV. It's slow, produces a lot of rubber particles, but it works! If you have larger works, it's better to grab a few, but it's enough for a weird bumper sticker or pinstripe. It takes some getting used to figuring out how much pressure to apply to a sticker to remove it while maximizing seal life. Heat the decal in the sun or even better with a heat gun. Use a corded drill for large jobs. There are no problems on…

This is an amazing item! I removed the door bumper trim from my truck because the plastic was fading and looking bad. Removed the plastic piece well but didn't know how to remove the double foam tape! I bought a professional adhesive remover and spent over two hours trying to get the double sided tape off. According to my prices, it takes more than 3 days. My cousin recommended this rubber bike - OMG it's amazing. I attached it to my drill press and in 45 minutes I was done! Everything…

I bought this to remove old decals from our pontoon. It works, but wears out a lot quicker than I thought it would. I think the "teeth" on it probably didn't help. The 3M equivalent is reliable and will likely last a lot longer. It also squirts the rubber compound everywhere. There was a sticky residue from the rubber compound mixed with the adhesive left by the vinyl. It didn't really matter as I plan to completely cover everything with new vinyl. But if you're looking for cleanliness, you'll…