Sticker Removal
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#13
Sticker Removal
Ok thanks for all the suggestions, I took the hair dryer to the one on top of the gas tank and boy it peeled right off like a champ! Feeling confident at this point I started heating up one of the stickers on the fender (hmmm...it seems a little thinner than the other one) and did it peel, fall or slide off? NOOOO! I picked and picked my way through it, it was a big pain! Glad I started with one of the smaller ones. Now, how many of you guys with all your great ideas have actually used them?! I'm scared to attempt removing any more of those this warning stickers on the fenders. Some of those larger ones look like an all day project if they come off anything like the other one...
Andy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]
Andy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]
#14
Sticker Removal
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#16
Sticker Removal
Originally posted by: Budman650
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#17
Sticker Removal
Originally posted by: Budman650
118 today. I put my quad outside today and the stickers slid off. Does anyone know how to remove melted stickers from concrete?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
118 today. I put my quad outside today and the stickers slid off. Does anyone know how to remove melted stickers from concrete?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
#18
Sticker Removal
Originally posted by: tyler711
Don't say the T word, they take advantage of you with free advertising!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Budman650
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
This forum isn't free to keep up and the the link to polaris benifits the board. Unless your a supporting member you should use tough as much as possable tough tough tough tough tough tough tough tough. Even us supporters should use it and everybody should click on it every once in a while. Nothing in this world is free. Polaris pays the board web master for the tough advertisement. That's just the tough reality in todays tough economy.
#19
Sticker Removal
Originally posted by: ScramaDamaDingDong
This forum isn't free to keep up and the the link to polaris benifits the board. Unless your a supporting member you should use tough as much as possable tough tough tough tough tough tough tough tough. Even us supporters should use it and everybody should click on it every once in a while. Nothing in this world is free. Polaris pays the board web master for the tough advertisement. That's just the tough reality in todays tough economy.
Originally posted by: tyler711
Don't say the T word, they take advantage of you with free advertising!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Budman650
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Welcome to the real world of sticker removal. I picked for days. A good hair dryer is best. I used some adhesive and caulk remover from Home Depot and the decals just bubbled up and came off. It's tough stuff so be careful not to get it on anything else. Usually you just end up with some glue that mineral spirits should remove. Don't forget what the decal said so that you can be a safe rider.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
This forum isn't free to keep up and the the link to polaris benifits the board. Unless your a supporting member you should use tough as much as possable tough tough tough tough tough tough tough tough. Even us supporters should use it and everybody should click on it every once in a while. Nothing in this world is free. Polaris pays the board web master for the tough advertisement. That's just the tough reality in todays tough economy.