🔲 Efficient ABN Rubber Eraser Wheel 1-Pack with Drill Adapter – Ultimate Tool for Pinstripe, Adhesive, Vinyl Decal, and Graphics Removal Review

I had metal stickers on my trailer that the dealer put on 5 years ago. They couldn't be removed by heat or scraping or chemicals or anything. Destroyed paint! Then I tried the thing. At first the decals didn't bother me. Then I pushed hard on the spinning wheel and it started removing the decals from the edge inwards! The downside is that this pressure causes the wheel to wear out fairly quickly. In addition, too much pressure may have been applied in several places, and the paint underneath…

The wheel works exactly as advertised. Even better! With all the decals I had to remove I was concerned about the need for more than one wheel as many reviews have pointed out. I was methodical but thorough and completely removed all of the decals (covering both sides and the back) from the church bus I purchased. There were no sticky marks (just dust) and I did it with ONE WHEELS! That was the amazing part. I studied YouTube videos before starting and everything went better than expected. No…

There was a large vinyl sticker on the back of the SUV. 5 x 2'0" I'm not sure how long the decal was in place, but it took less than 30 minutes to remove. It took some time for the drill to get the speed right. When I did, it was like butter. Run back and forth over the area until it gets warmer, then work from one edge to the center. The area with the decal wasn't quite flat. The disc has the "valley" in it Panel handled easily. I used about a 1/2" wheel to remove the sticker. As mentioned…

So this wheel really works. I don't like that it's a right-hand thread. This works against you if you use the clockwise drill. You have to be careful or it will run around your garage at zero speed and scare your dog, wife, you etc. Easy to use once you get the feel of it. This only works if the paint and varnish are in good condition. If your finish has deep scratches or a layer of clear coat peeling off, this thing will blow your paint off. I used it to remove very thick adhesive from the…

Bought and used on my 1994 Subaru SVX. The strip was cured and couldn't be torn off with a heat gun except small 1/4" segments. I got it for a test taken it works great. Makes a mess so take it outside. Some tips. Help at higher RPMs which I found with a pulsating motion. Small back and forth motions on the descent were most effective. Don't try to be perfect and to get the whole strip the first time. do what you can, let the paint and wheel cool, dust the surface and come back. I was worried…

This device had no identification, manufacturer name or customer service number. The wheel has an externally threaded stud that must be screwed into the adapter. I have received two. One was threaded and the other was unthreaded. It is obvious that this female adapter is required for the wheel to work. I have emailed the seller through Revain "Contact Seller" and still no response. I will wait a few days for a response before returning this item. If the seller fixes the order by sending me a…

For my application, this particular ABN eraser didn't work well. I was looking for something that would make it easier to remove decals from our caravan. This special eraser is made of soft material, wears out quickly and does not remove stickers effectively. It may work better on a car's finish, but it doesn't work well on the smooth fiberglass surface found in a road trailer or on a boat. I recommend using the original 3M eraser wheel. Of course it's more expensive but as they say you get…

Used to remove 17 year old Sun Baked Company decals from a commercial vehicle. falling off in small pieces, constantly worrying about damaging the paint underneath. So I thought I would try this method.1. This method creates a mess (imagine using an eraser at 4000 rpm for an hour). I definitely recommend eye protection and clothes that can be shaken out. It works great depending on the direct heat generated by the RPM. I've started with this on a cordless drill (around 1200 rpm) with…

I rated this 5 stars because the wheel saved me HOURS of time scraping dried decals off the boat. BUT. This is best used as the last step in a very long 3 step process/attempt. There were 3 types of decals on the boat, most of them were UV burned but some of them were durable and made of heavy duty metal/shiny little bugs. The first step was lots of heat from my hair dryer and I tried to clean and scrape as much as possible. Then I tried to play pranks (a complete failure for this hard crap), I