Decal Eraser Wheel for Drill | Rubber Eraser Wheel w/Drill Adapter

Bought this to remove the leftover mounting tape from some old window guards. Those guards are attached using extremely tough 3M double-sided automotive tape that was proving impossible to remove! After trying WD-40, Goo Gone, heat, plastic razors and more, the guards came off but left thick strips of tape all around the windowsill. You can see what I started with in the pictures. I saw this advertised for decals but was recommended for the automotive tape issue also so I figured I had little to lose... the solvent and scrape method would have taken hours to do one side. It worked great! I used a low RPM and little pressure at first because I was worried the wheel would harm the 16 year old paint job on the vehicle while removing the tape. It didn't. A bit more pressure and speed and it came off relatively easy. Wipe it, and a second pass to clean up the thick tape areas and I was done! Honestly I didn't really expect it to work like it did and I was glad it did. It does leave a fine powdery mess of course, seeing that it's a big eraser so just be prepared for that... not a big deal for what it does, just make sure to prep the area first if you don't want the dust on it. I have no doubt this would work for its advertise job of removing decals if it can power through the thick adhesive tape. Will be keeping one in the toolbox for sure I can see it coming in handy for several things already

I used the Whizzy Wheel on my car to take off old decals, and it worked perfectly! It fits into my drill easily and removes stickers and adhesive without damaging the paint. Super effective, quick, and saves a ton of time compared to scraping by hand. Definitely recommend for anyone needing to clean up decals or vinyl graphics!

Received this yesterday and put it to use immediately. I have a couple of 1996 watercraft that I am reconditioning. I had tried several other methods of removing old damaged or faded decals. From plastic razor blades to plastic scrappers, Xylene, Goof Off, etc but did not have any success with them. So I watched a video on this product and it got fairly decent reviews so I thought why not. Over all this product saved me time and effort and did the job that the other methods were unable to. Pros: - Item does do what it says - Easily attach to any power drill - Actually works on hard to remove decals - Easy to use Cons: - While it may not take as much effort in every situation. It took considerable elbow grease to remove these 20+ year old decals Of course, with that said, nothing else would. So its not necessarily a Con ... as it is a warning that it may take some effort on your part - The wheel only lasted for half of my project Granted that most jobs are not going to be 20+ year old decals. Each of my watercraft have 4 decals that I wanted to remove (Total of 8). I was able to take off 4 decals and I have 4 left. While there is a little bit of working wheel left on this product. There is not enough to complete the removal project. At the price of roughly 22 dollars, that means it cost me a little over 5 dollars per decal. However, it did save time and effort however. So I may have to suck it up and buy another one to finish. As I had never used this item before I was not sure what to expect regarding effectiveness or cleanup. This product spews wheel and decal dust and particles all over. So make sure you work in an area that you can clean up. Also I would recommend using eye protection and at least a disposable or better mask. I am very satisfied with this item and would buy it again if I needed to.

I have a 6yo Mini Cooper Countryman with vinyl stripes on the hood (bonnet) that were factory installed. After 6yrs on the New England coast they were cracked, faded and very tired looking. I started by attempting to simply peel them off without any success. Then moved on to my wife's blow dryer and eventually a heat gun with a plastic putty knife. The work was time consuming and I worried about damaging the paint and scratches from the knife. Poking around the internet for better options I came across the Whizzy Wheel. I attached it to a battery powered drill and in the 10 minutes or so that the battery lasted I had 90% of one of the larger stripes removed. It was fast, it caused no damage to the paint and it was fun. Yesterday with 2 fully charged batteries I completed almost all of the remaining work before needing to stop and recharge. The work does seem to exhaust the batteries quickly (non stop running) so if I was less lazy, I could drag out the 1/2 inch corded drill and an extension cord, but this was easy, lighter and I was not in a rush. It does create a lot of dust as the wheel wears down, so I would recommend doing it outside but I whole heartedly recommend this product to anyone who needs to remove any sort of stripe/wrap from a vehicle. My wife came out to the driveway to ask me a question and couldn't believe how the good the car looks without the old stipes.

Good decal remover. Has good durability. Crazy thing is it smells like bananas?!? Have used it to remove pin stripes, dealership logos, and wheel weight adhesive. Has worked pretty well on my cordless drill. Don't get crazy with the RPMs and it will work great. Like I said earlier, when using it, it oddly smells like bananas. At least I think so!

My kids were in softball and baseball and I had the decals on for well over a year (left one was on for about 3 years)... I used this product and at first I didn't think it would work but eventually it started working well and got every part of the decal off... I just bought this one as a test run because I have decals on my hood I'll eventually need to get off and I wanted to see if this worked well... I am super happy with the results but as you can see there is a lot of wear on the item itself... I wondered why it would come in multipacks and now I know why.. it is like an eraser on a pencil and it will leave yellow residue (from the item, not the decal residue) as well but u can use a leaf blower, blow on it, drive fast, get a soft rag and water, or get a wash and it comes off... I'm gonna get a few more of these...

Ford put a small piece of clear film in front of each rear wheel opening to protect the paint from chips. Mine had discolored with age and I needed to remove it to replace it. The pieces of film were not large, approximately 8" x 3" and I thought the Whizzy Wheel would be a good solution. It was not. Holding the wheel perpendicular to the surface did nothing. The wheel had to be held at an angle to the surface for it to remove the vinyl film at all. A lot of yellow dust was generated which was not at all difficult to remove initially. The yellow dust apparently then bonded with the displaced adhesive from the film and it left yellow clumps all over, including outside the original area covered by the film. I tried a couple of different solvents, including Goo products, to remove those clumps, but was not successful. Finally, I tried rubbing alcohol and that removed it with some effort. I used alcohol, a plastic razor blade and fingernails to remove the rest of the film and adhesive. My understanding is the brand leader for erasing wheels does not create such a mess. Additionally, since I was essentially using only the edge of the Whizzy Wheel, it wore down very quickly. I would have been far better off spending the extra money and buying the big name brand.

I took a side window vent visor deflectors rain guard off of my truck and it left behind a bunch of adhesive. The Whizzy Wheel Car Decal and Sticker Remover worked tremendously well at removing the remaining adhesive and foam. It was easy to assemble and fit well in my drill with a 1/2 inch chuck. I did notice that when I abruptly stopped my drill the wheel would keep spinning and unscrew itself. But this can easily be avoided by slowly stopping the drill or really tighten the drill adapter. I did not have any issues with residue being left behind by the wheel or burning my paint. However I did use the wheel when it was 10° F (-12°C) outside. While using the wheel small bits would come off similar to eraser shavings as well as a fine dust. The shavings and dust went all over myself and the side of the truck. Fortunately this was easy to clean up. I do not recommend using this indoors unless well ventilated. There was also a bit of an odor that smelled like caramel with a hint of rubber. I was also able to remove a small paint scuff from a different door as well. Overall a very good experience and was very reminiscent of using a good eraser.

Excellent priduit

Not often I do reviews , but have to say this is brilliant, was partly re spraying a caravan, and had a lot of stickers to remove especially on the back , and this worked an absolute treat, saved me hours on end with the hot air gun , highly recommended this

These work exactly as stated in the ad. Takes decals off without a scratch! Awesome. :)

Prodotto fantastico, l'ho provato con un trapano a corrente che non supera i 4000rpm ed ha funzionato perfettamente, ha rimosso la pellicola sul tetto della mia macchina senza rovinare la carrozzeria. Per tutto il tetto di una Fiat Qubo ce ne sono voluti 2. Ho avuto modo di confrontare questa prodotto con una versione più economica di una marca cinese che mi ha danneggiato la carrozzeria, meglio spendere qualcosa in più ma fare un lavoro fatto bene.

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