kaiser Moderator Gold Trader PoTM Winner MacRetro Rider 98+ BoTM Winner Feedback View Sep 8, 2008 #1 Whats your tips for removing decal residue?
gibbleking Old School Grand Master Sep 8, 2008 #2 gt85 and a gentle wiping motion w3ith a soft cotton cloth.
Iwasgoodonce Old School Grand Master Sep 8, 2008 #3 gibbleking":14xc0j5v said: gt85 and a gentle wiping motion w3ith a soft cotton cloth. Click to expand... I was going to suggest that too, or WD40. Unless of course it is one of those zolatone Marin bikes. If it is really stubborn stuff you can get a specialist product in a spray format. Try Aztec Chemicals.
gibbleking":14xc0j5v said: gt85 and a gentle wiping motion w3ith a soft cotton cloth. Click to expand... I was going to suggest that too, or WD40. Unless of course it is one of those zolatone Marin bikes. If it is really stubborn stuff you can get a specialist product in a spray format. Try Aztec Chemicals.
Harryburgundy Gold Trader Feedback View Sep 8, 2008 #7 Easy...get a bottle of Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland...I've removed some seriously stubborn goo using it. Highly recommended. HB
Easy...get a bottle of Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland...I've removed some seriously stubborn goo using it. Highly recommended. HB
Harryburgundy Gold Trader Feedback View Sep 8, 2008 #8 Couldn't get a Lakeland link...but its this stuff http://tinyurl.com/67hbf9
RockiMtn Gold Trader Rocky Mountain Fan Feedback View Sep 8, 2008 #9 there's a product here in North America called "goo gone" and it does wonders for any kind of decal/sticker residue. http://googone.com/googone.aspx
there's a product here in North America called "goo gone" and it does wonders for any kind of decal/sticker residue. http://googone.com/googone.aspx
T Tomahawk kid BoTM Winner Sep 8, 2008 #10 removal How about isopropal alchohol Its used to remove or soften plasters prior to 'Quick' removal?Should be cheap from local chemists.
removal How about isopropal alchohol Its used to remove or soften plasters prior to 'Quick' removal?Should be cheap from local chemists.