I have tried cooking oil, WD40 and some other stuff and these warning stickers still will not come off. Any suggestions would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks,
Ryan

 

Try using brake fluid. Put some on a rag and apply to sticker. They should come off. If you're still having trouble use a hair dryer to heat them up while you are pulling them off.
Good luck.

 

I used a blow dryer and some rubbing alcohol. Heat up the sticker with the blow dryer for 5 minutes and then peel the sticker off slowly. Use the rubbing alcohol and a cotton rag to remove any glue that may still be there. This worked on my Virage TX and my Scrambler 500. Good luck.

 

Try goo gone,It works well

 

try a pressure washer..around 2000 p.s.i. should do..if not try brake fluid on a rag and spread it all around the stickers and let it soak..the longer it soaks the easier they come off..id leave it for an hour or more at least,oh and dont get it on the paint it will take that off too

 

If all else fails use a non abrasive decal remover, you can pick it up at any hardware, carparts, or cycle shops for about $3 to $5 bucks.
I use it on all 50 idiot decals on my polaris.LOL.
GOOD LUCK!

2000 SCRAMBLER 400 2X4

SCRAMDADDY400

 

Heat it up with a hairdryer, peel them off, then use zippo fluid to take the residue off. works awesome..

 

Guys, you have been a tremendous help. I dont have any brake fluid on me right now but the Blow-Dryer is working like a charm. Thanks for all of your input.
Ryan

 

I've found that for maximum results, use a Sawzall.

 

Try all these methods, then do a search for more suggestions. Seems like we go through this once about every three weeks.

Dave