Im new to the forums and hopefully no one asked this question. I bought a 2D Cavy and it has these ugly yellow decals. Well i got tired of them so i started to remove the one on the hood and i got it off but it left the sticky goo that was used. I have went threw a few car washes and it is still there. What can i use to get it off? Please help.
yeah use some GOOGONE you can get it at walmart and stuff for like $3 then just rub it off with a rag.
go to your local body shop supplier and ask for dx 440, it`s ppg`s stronger wax and grease remover
if you have a drill or a die grinder get a easer wheel that is made to remove decals double faced tape and so on
can i haz bondo
Thanks alot for all the help guys.
Goo-Gone is the best invention ever!
How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
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Jay Corkum wrote:How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
Razorblade will scratch the paint, use a fingernail
heat gun and plastic razorblades
Jay Corkum wrote:How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
That is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Think about what you said and if you can't see whats wrong sell your car buy a 10 speed huffy and ride that for the rest of your life.
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Cavie Freak wrote:Jay Corkum wrote:How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
That is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Think about what you said and if you can't see whats wrong sell your car buy a 10 speed huffy and ride that for the rest of your life.
You talking about scratching the paint with RZ? and if so, that's what most people suggest to do, so... you're... dumb
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Jay Corkum wrote:Cavie Freak wrote:Jay Corkum wrote:How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
That is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Think about what you said and if you can't see whats wrong sell your car buy a 10 speed huffy and ride that for the rest of your life.
You talking about scratching the paint with RZ? and if so, that's what most people suggest to do, so... you're... dumb
Think about it if you use a razor blade on paint you are gunna scratch it unless you know what your doing. Still then you risk scratching it. You my friend are dumb if you think its a good idea to take a razor blade to your paint. But hey I would know nothing about decal removal I only do it at work on the heilos and have done it plenty of times on my car. The proper way to get one off with no scratches is use your finger nail to peal it up after heating it up with a heat gun. Then clean up any residue left with goo gone or another paint friendly compound that will break it up. A simple little search will reveal hundreds of thread with the correct methods in them and this one already has the correct methods in it.
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Dey see me Trollin' Dey hatin' for trollin dey trying to catch me ridin dirty.
Cavie Freak wrote:Jay Corkum wrote:Cavie Freak wrote:Jay Corkum wrote:How do you suggest getting the stock vinyl Z22 decals off my car without scratching the paint? Razorblade?
That is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Think about what you said and if you can't see whats wrong sell your car buy a 10 speed huffy and ride that for the rest of your life.
You talking about scratching the paint with RZ? and if so, that's what most people suggest to do, so... you're... dumb
Think about it if you use a razor blade on paint you are gunna scratch it unless you know what your doing. Still then you risk scratching it. You my friend are dumb if you think its a good idea to take a razor blade to your paint. But hey I would know nothing about decal removal I only do it at work on the heilos and have done it plenty of times on my car. The proper way to get one off with no scratches is use your finger nail to peal it up after heating it up with a heat gun. Then clean up any residue left with goo gone or another paint friendly compound that will break it up. A simple little search will reveal hundreds of thread with the correct methods in them and this one already has the correct methods in it.
Thanks for your input!
There's probably alot more polite ways to suggest how to do this... but in either case, I got my answer
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