Right on.. with a heat gun or hairdryer you can remove the decals
alot faster if there is glue left over try using masking tape!
put it over the glue infested area put some pressure on it so it
sticks to the glue well and rip that old stickey stuff right off !!!
Robert @ Advantage Graphics
--http://www.gate.net/~stripex/index.html/
Elmer Hanhart wrote:
>
> You should use a heat gun (or a hairdryer if your cheap and
> resourceful). I use to remove the graphics off fo the Nissans where I
> work when people didn't want them (can't blame them). Be carefull
> because w/ a truck that age there may be some ghost marks left behind
> because the paint under the decal doesn't get faded by the sun, it will
> look worse than it does now. Buffing can not get it out you either have
> to get it repainted or get new graphics to put back on. Good luck, and
> remember Razors are bad for paint, just use a heatgun and your fingers
>
> Erich 98 ext. cab v8 5spd.
>
> McStyer@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone removed the Sport striping on the side of their trucks? Or does
> > anyone know of a good way to remove it? I know that it's basically a big
> > sticker, but I already but a few minute scratches on the tailgate removing the
> > darned dealership logo with a razor blade. The passenger side's graphics were
> > already peeling when I got the truck, and I just don't like the way the rest
> > looks. Thanks,
> >
> > Mike S.
> > 93 V6 CC Sport with peeling graphics sticker
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