Does anyone know a good way to remove the warning stickers without damaging the Mossy oak finish on my SP700?

Thanks

Craig

 

If you are worried about your finish then another old secret is use a hair dryer. I used it to remove the old id registration stickers on my boat becuase I didn't want to ruin the gelcoat finish on the fiberglass. Bartlett is right, goo gone will remove it w/out a hassle. The hair dryer is an old car detailing trick of the trade removal.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I used a heat lamp to remove mine.

 

Careful with the goo-gone, some will mess up the plastic. You can use a hair dryer and warm them....don't even think about removing them while they are cold....

 

The easiest way is w/a heat gun, but a hair dryer will do, just takes a little more effort!

 

two words,,,,,,, pressure washer,,,, those stickers are as good as gone

 

Yep definately a pressure washer. Easy and quick and you dont have to worry about hurting the plastic.

 

I use hairdryer to loosen & remove, then goo gone to get rid of glue that is left. Both my quads are Mossy Oak. If you over heat it you can melt the plastic body work or ruin finish. I have not had a problem removing all stickers from 4 Polaris quads...

 

i used hot water and a hairdryer

 

hair dryer.

BTW, why do you want to remove them?