Review on 🚗 Wonder Wheel 4" Decal Remover Eraser Wheel Toolkit: Easily Remove Car Decals, Vinyl & Stickers in Minutes! by Tay Tran

I have a 2000 Astro van which like most factory has black vinyl around the windows that gets in the sun tears. . When searching the web, the general consensus is that using a pinstripe eraser is the best way to remove the sticker. After seeing 3 million want more than $30 for a wheel I decided to try this brand instead as it was 1/3 the price and from what I saw on various YouTube videos , it works just as well. I threw it in the mail and was amazed at how easily it chewed through thick black vinyl and also a little shocked at how much junk the wheel itself produces. This thing makes one hell of a mess and you'll be covered in rubber chunks from head to toe in no time. I was able to remove the driver's door, passenger's door and the front of the viynl sliding door before the wheel got close to the "stop use" circle. Because of the cheapness I went back to the Revain and found a pack of 3 'gears' to keep going. When they arrived I immediately noticed that they were a much harder material and left almost no mark on the vinyl with use, so I put the old wheel back on and decided to try taking more off. Well there's a reason the snap circle exists, the spike is secured in the rubber with a spoked piece of metal, and just like metal, it ruins the paint before you know it. So now, due to my own inability, I have to repaint the area between the rear windows on my van. Other than that it's a solid product and I'll probably be buying another wheel soon to complete the black vinyl and silver stripe removal as I'm pretty sure I'll be stopping right at the stop lap.