sticker removel question

[LeadaLegacy]

I don't want to scratch my bike, but what do you folks use to remove the 'warning' sticker from the gas tank?:???:

 

[shafiqdms1]

Welcome, Hank. The search feature reveals a gazillion threads on this. They usually involve a hair dryer and some GooGone.

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[Macaveli]

Tons of threads

Welcome Mike

I suggest hair dryer plus this stuff you can find it at Ace Hardeware Spray Nine Corporation

Auto shops also have adhesive removers.

Plastic cards wont jack your paint so take your time. Some stickers are a pain in the arse but with elbow grease come off.

Say No To Razor Blades, It Will Fudge Things Up.

 

[Aller]

A lot of patience.

 

[Randall P]

:welcomes: I cheated with mine and just bought a tank bib.

 

[BlackLawman]

lus1:

I used WD40 and my finger nails. Ouch........

 

[Isabelle C.]

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[Jeria]

 

[Abby L]

I used goo be gone on a soft towel holding onto the decal and it slowly melted down without hurting the paint. Then I washed the area beyond the area where the decal was with bike wash and dried the area and I waxed the area where the decal was. You will notice the area has dulled after using the remover because of the remover has left a film on the surface. CLEAN THOROUGHLY THE AREA WHERE THE REMOVER WAS USED USING A PROPER WASH and everything will be fine. I removed the dummy stickers as soon as the bike was in my possesion! I did not use elbow grease but patience will remove the decals.:jump:

 

[Brandi McGranahan]

hair dryer and goo-gone did the trick for me, along with very careful work with a razor blade

 

[shootscuz23]

But if we did that we won't have the same thing to read and answer

 

[Emma Rawwwrr]

well excuuuuuuuuse me!!!

 

[BriarKat]

any citrus based cleaning product ought to help you out. I wont mention specific brands as there are hundreds of them across every single country out there. If it helps the best one i had was "big kevs goo remover", australian brand, and very concentrated.