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  • Removing and Adding Decals

    I got my new decals in the mail today. It came with instructions and I'm pretty confident I can do a good job.

    It doesn't say how to remove decals though.

    Just wondering what you guys do and what chemicals, if any, you use.

    Thanks

  • #2
    decals..like vinyl?

    Just heat them up and remove..hit it with some goo gone and poof

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    • #3
      Originally posted by DeLaRosa25 View Post
      decals..like vinyl?

      Just heat them up and remove..hit it with some goo gone and poof
      Yeah vinyl. Alright then, sounds easy enough. The only problem is my mom just took off to go up north for the weekend and of course she wouldn't leave home without her blow dryer.

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      • #4
        yea heat gun works way better..but if all you got is a hair dryer then work with it

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        • #5
          not sure what they cost, but an "eraser wheel" works great and fast. basically a rubber wheel on a air grinder. provided you run it slow, it really truely doesnt hurt the paint.
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          • #6
            Light them on fire.
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