Advice on removing bodywork stickers
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hairdryer as it makes them go soft, if you know what i mean. then use white spirits to rub any of the glue off but don`t rub too hard as it will rub the paint off
mike
[Edited by FASTER MIKE!! - 3/3/2003 7:21:52 PM]
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[Edited by FASTER MIKE!! - 3/3/2003 7:21:52 PM]
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Mt brother's been told to remove some stickers from his works van over the weekend. They're original ones put on by a signwriter, so I guess they're trying to save some money. They even had the cheek to warn them of a bollocking if it wasn't off the vans by Monday.
Anyway, what would you recommend using to get 'em off? hairdryer, warm soapy water? or is there something better/easier?
Stefan
Anyway, what would you recommend using to get 'em off? hairdryer, warm soapy water? or is there something better/easier?
Stefan
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tip boiling warter over them but this does not work all the time or use a hairdryer if they r metal badges tip boilin warter on them and slide cotton behind them it works, 4 the stickers they will come off with boilin warter but it will leave residue u can get this off with buffin out with t cut or furniture polish its cheaper and smells better
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Its probably a pain in the a*** but if you go to a local industrial distributor of 3M products they produce an abrasive wheel specifically for the removal of vehicle graphics...could find out the exact name if you want????
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