What is the best way to remove stock graphics off my sled. Is a hair dryer to heat them up the way to go? Or can thew be peeled with the help of a razor blade?? It is raining and I am bored, I guess
Removing graphics
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AkHockey10
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Dont use a razor blade, that is the easiest way to strip paint off your cowling!
Use, a heat gun. that is the quickest way to remove them, then, take a razor blade or your finger nail to peal up the sticker slowly but, be patient with the process, don't rush it. a hair dyer is another way to do it, but, it will take longer to heat up the decals!
also when you are complete, i took windex and sprayed the area where the sticker was and wiped it down, and that helped with getting the junk off of the cowling..and it looked better cause, then you couldnt see where the decal was..
have fun!
Use, a heat gun. that is the quickest way to remove them, then, take a razor blade or your finger nail to peal up the sticker slowly but, be patient with the process, don't rush it. a hair dyer is another way to do it, but, it will take longer to heat up the decals!
also when you are complete, i took windex and sprayed the area where the sticker was and wiped it down, and that helped with getting the junk off of the cowling..and it looked better cause, then you couldnt see where the decal was..
have fun!
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bullfrog123
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Hair dryer or heat gun work great. If you can warm the hood, and/or sled to at least room temp before you start it helps a lot.
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snowhawkaddict
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Ride,
behind a Hawk!
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1062836768032682312fTJIcO
Otherwise after the heat gun, wipe the adhesive with an acetone soaked rag.
behind a Hawk!
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1062836768032682312fTJIcO
Otherwise after the heat gun, wipe the adhesive with an acetone soaked rag.
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