FX4 sticker
10-30-2009, 10:26 PM
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FX4 sticker
hey i have an 04 fx4 and was wondering if anyone has removed pinstripe or the FX4 sticker or the f150 badge on the tail gate?? if so any suggestions besides a hair dryer? thanks
10-31-2009, 12:24 AM
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I have an '06 Lariat that had the "4X4" stickers where your FX4 decals are. My truck is black so it heats up pretty hot in the sun.
All I did was park it outside on a sunny day and peel them off slowly.
Then I turned it around in the driveway, waited 2 hrs. and did the other side...
Whats wrong with the hair dryer? Is it possible that theres a clear coat painted on top of the decal??
All I did was park it outside on a sunny day and peel them off slowly.
Then I turned it around in the driveway, waited 2 hrs. and did the other side...
Whats wrong with the hair dryer? Is it possible that theres a clear coat painted on top of the decal??
10-31-2009, 02:10 AM
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just pull it off, i pulled mine off on a cloudy day but it was still hot out so you might need to heat them up.
also i don't think i've ever seen our body style truck with the pin stripe
also i don't think i've ever seen our body style truck with the pin stripe
10-31-2009, 07:14 AM
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Use Kleen-Strip's Aircraft Decal & Adheasive Remover. Part # EAD-908. It's great stuff! It also is the most fantastic pine sap remover I have ever found! Grab the better part of the sap drip with a paper towel and spray a shot of the remover on another paper towel and wipe the sap off 
If you have painted pin stripes you want to remove spray them with Easy-Off oven cleaner. You'll have to work it in with several aplications but it does work.
If you have painted pin stripes you want to remove spray them with Easy-Off oven cleaner. You'll have to work it in with several aplications but it does work.
10-31-2009, 01:27 PM
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I'v pulled all the stickers off my old durango and the tank banges off various motorcycles and on stickers I start them with a hair drier and my fingernail..no sharp edge tools..once started thay come right off..but peal slowly..and donn't use a heat gun..just a hair dryer..Then I soak a rag with some goo gone and actually taped it over the residual glue..came back in 15 mins and wipped it off.On badges I heat the badge and use waxed dental floss between the badge and body to get them off and then do the same goo gone procedure to remove residual glue.
