Yes. It rubs the glue off without hurting the paint

Right, but what exactly is it? I need to get one. I have a bright red 98’ Trans Am WS6 and I need to remove one side. The guy who gave me a nice semi-show car quality paint job messed up and forgot that I did not want them put back on. He forgot and put one side on. So I finally need to take it off. I’ll do the wire first to move but what’s that wheel you used?

@@2ndAmendProtector just go to Amazon and type automotive body adhesive eraser wheel

@@carlifegarage2340 .....Awesome thanks. I'll order it today.

@@carlifegarage2340 .....can you tell me which wheel to buy? I'm rading about all of the ones on Amazon, even the 3M wheel and people are saying they ate right through the clear coat on slow settings. Which brand/model wheel did you use?

I agree

True 😂

💯 useless

Have you done this yet? I used Gaffers (Stage) tape the length of the rubber lip and on the glass to hold the window in place. Works great. I left it all the way up. Different people on KZbin would show certain parts, but completely skip crucial steps that you need. Try looking at a combination of these videos. Maybe this one is good to watch (he's doing passenger side and I was doing driver side of 1998): Best one, but he misses recording some steps. He speeds it up, so you may have to rewind from time to time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXzTh4KAZp2Jl5I I haven't done the replace, yet... I just finished the removal. (If you are doing the Driver's side, the middle connector has a side-latch you depress inward (you won't see it in his passenger-side demo) This one is to avoid drilling the actual door. Here is another one where you drilled the door, and avoid removing the regulator, which is extra work. Since no one will see the holes, I may have done it this way, since re-installing there regulator looks like a PITA. I guess I will see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJnRpZKMpsSKhsU

@@MichaelBuieFilms Thanks for the reply, I did replace it! I used suction cups to hold the glass up bu tape works too. Holding the glass up is the way to go. It was not terribly hard, re riveted, no drilling, looks like it did when it came out of the factory. GM sure made this a lot harder than it needed to be though.

@@SSK-27 Congratulations. I'm putting mine back in but can't find the right size rivets at Home Depot... looking somewhere else

Thank you! I can’t wait to make more videos of it to share!

Looking forward to making more videos of it!

Will do. Thanks!