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Leave it facing the sun for a couple of hours before trying.0
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Dental floss, use like a bit cheese wire to slice through the tape:rotfl:If it isn't broken, don't try to fix it.0
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Thank you for your replies and so quick too0
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Brute force, applied near the tape rather than at the extremities of the plate.0
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^This. Dental floss, or fishing line if you have it, slice through the tape at the back and then use some glue remover to get rid of any residue if you need to.mrmechanic wrote: »Dental floss, use like a bit cheese wire to slice through the tape:rotfl:0 -
Bread knife used as a saw?0
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Break off retractable blade craft knife from pound shop.0
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I'm not sure about how to remove it - but for the future we use strong velcro and can swap numberplates around readily. At times I use the same one for the trailer and the caravan.0
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