hi guy's just to let you know i have bought some new stickers for my Granduca 56 they look great and i cant wait to get them stuck on the only thing is i can't seem to get the old ones of iv'e tried the following:
hair drier (that just melted the adishive on the ally of the motorhome)
boiling water
wd40
polyuatrhane foam eater
and finally sticky residue remover meant for lam floors
any more ideas as it now looks worse than when i started
I would have thought the hair dryer method would have done the trick, dont have it too close to the graphic and gentle peel a corner to allow the heat to get to the adhesive, and gentle tug it off, heating it as you go. Good Luck. kiev
Only satisfactory way to remove decals or any vinyl, use a wallpaper steamer, the vinyl will peel off with the glue as well. Note: Most glues on vinyl are based on meths which will clean the residue, if any, up. Hope this helps, I use the method to remove large areas of vinyl wrap.
Malc
Most decals can be removed with hot air gun, but kept a good distance from the transfer warming only a small part at a time, try to peel off while pointing the gun at the inside edge as you peel. Once all transfers are removed, you can normally remove glue with a rag soaked in petrol or Gun Wash Thinners. Do not smoke or let hot gun any where near cleaned area. I used to put transfers on trucks and tanks, and makes sure area is clean before putting new transfers on, I suggest use Brasso or T Cut to clean whole area otherwise you will see outline of old transfers.
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How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.