Warm soapy water to wash it...then dry well with terry cloth. Finally, wipe
down area with Isopropyl alcohol...thats should do ya :)
Any solvent stronge than IPA and you risk damaging the clear coat.....the
IPA really does the trick in preparing the surface for any type of adhesive.
Kev
""DakotaRebel"" <dakrebelchic@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:9u72cv$4ta$1@bent.twistedbits.net...
> Ok.. so I have the DML decal on my rear window, which saved me from this
> problem earlier....
>
> But today I just purchased a new decal for the truck, and I think I want
to
> apply it to my tailgate. Now, I know they say the paint surface should be
> clean and wax free. Clean is not a problem, but I'm wondering what's the
> best way to achieve the wax free part? I just recently waxed the truck
> (about a week ago) - so it's a fairly fresh coating on there.
>
> Thanks for any insights!
>
> ~ lora
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> DakotaRebel
> DakotaRebel98@yahoo.com AIM: RebelFrst
> http://www.geocities.com/DakotaRebel98/
> -------------------------------------------------------
> Rebel - 1998 Dakota Sport, Deep Amethyst, 2WD, 3.9L V6 Auto
> Flowmaster Dual Exhaust, Mopar Roll Bar, Bed Rails, Drop In Liner,
> KC Lights, Kenwood 10 Disc CD Changer & Stereo, Boston
> Acoustics Speakers, DML Decal, Rear Tint Window, CB Radio
>
>
>
>
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