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37146, decal removal Posted by chaye, Dec-23-02 04:15 AM ok guys ...i dont have much time today so i could not use the search function..anyways i need some advice on removing som decals on my new GST the guy put some dragons on both doors and i would like to take them off any advice on how....thanks | |
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37147, RE: decal removal Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Dec-23-02 06:51 AM umm, if you can get a fingernail under a bit of it and start it peeling, then take a pressure washer to it ( a car wash wand will do) and just keep the jet there untill it comes off. i debadged my car that way, and that was some pretty stout stuff, so im sure that aftermarket stuff will just blast right off. afterwards, use some goo-gone on it to get any spots left and your done. might wanna see how long its been on tho, it may leave "ghosts" where the paint around it has faded. | |
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37148, RE: decal removal Posted by 9D9 MITSU RS, Dec-23-02 06:05 PM dunno. My friend had graphics put on his accord not long ago. Maybe 6 months AT MOST. He peeled them off and his paint chipped in several places and his clear coat also chipped in places. His car NEEDS a paint job now. I wouldn't just peel them. Go to a graphics shop and see if they have a chemical. If anything, try peeling some, then spraying with water, then peel more, more water, etc. Don't try and rip 'em off dry. | |
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37149, RE: decal removal Posted by eclipse_99rs, Dec-25-02 03:38 AM try googone ot works good. | |
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37150, RE: decal removal Posted by H82BLEGL, Dec-26-02 06:18 AM Get a heat gun gently wave the heat gun over the decal edge's till it get's soft not too much though then pell it off slowly till whole decal come's off plus it's easy to clean too ha,ha see ya.. | |
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37151, RE: decal removal Posted by techboy, Dec-26-02 03:25 PM Heat gun is definately the way to go :thumbsup | |
