rocktboy
02-07-2002, 04:35 AM
Does anybody know a way to peel off those warning stickers/labels on the gas tank and on the wind shield?
I was starting at the corners of the labels with my finger nail but it is making a mess: glue marks were left behind:bash .
How do you clean up the glue marks with out scratching the paint or the wind shield?
rorlow
02-07-2002, 04:56 AM
Goo Begone works great, available in Kmarts & other stores, or try WD40, neither will damage paint or plastics.
juttsr1
02-07-2002, 05:12 AM
use baby oil on the gas tank, get as much as you can off with your fingernails. then rub it with baby oil. Baby it a little. it will come right off. on the wind screen DONT use the baby oil. im not so sure how to get it off, mine came right off, no problem, i just pealed it off.:eek:
SmokeEater
02-07-2002, 08:16 AM
Use a hairdryer to get the stickers off. Goof Off can take off the residue if you've already torn the stickers.
Pure HP
02-07-2002, 07:05 PM
Use a hair dryer!!!!!!!!!
StalkerEJ
02-07-2002, 08:23 PM
Hair dryer or anything that can apply some heat to soften the glue up will work. Be careful not to get things too hot..:no warm them up then peel em off S..L..O...W...L...Y.... :yesnod ENJOY!!! Good Luck!!!:rock
40 oz to freedom
02-09-2002, 09:06 PM
I removed some stickers off my bike. I took a hairdryer and it came right off but left that pesky residue. I got frustrated and posted my frustration on Cycle World(before I knew of this great site:makeout ). They told me to use turpentine, yes turpentine. I was nervous about putting it on my paint but it took off the residue in a matter of minutes without harming the paint! Goo Gone works too but it cost more and you will probably never use it again.
Ken Z.