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Old 02-02-2008, 09:16 AM
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what is the best way to remove the dealership decals off the paint?i like a clean looking truck thanks
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Your best bet would be a haird dryer and then some warm soapy water to make sure the clear coat doesn't get ****ed up.
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just heat up the decal with a heat gun, and then peal it off, and then use some wd40 to take off the goo that is left on the paint.

then wash your truck to get off all ot the wd40, and you will be good to go.
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i have been wondering the same thing however this shouldnt be in the clasic corner
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what can u do to just get the goo off? Its been there for a while where the sticker used to be, and I've tried goo gone and it didn't work, so I was just wondering if anyone knew of anything else
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claybar it too...
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then use some wd40 to take off the goo that is left on the paint.

there you go.
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alright lol, thanks, I think I have done a clay bar on it and it didn't do anything, but ill try again thanks
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i got a wheel that goes on the end of a drill, and it got my faded pinstripes off pretty good.
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Originally Posted by Bosaliniee
i got a wheel that goes on the end of a drill, and it got my faded pinstripes off pretty good.
Like one of the mothers polishing *****? Ill take a pic of it for you guys to see what u recommend doing. Thanks
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