razor blade damage hull
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Sea Gull
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heat gun (or a hair dryer) and a plastic razor blade will get most off. Then use a gel coat safe glue remover product like 3M makes to remove the residue. 3M also makes a remover disk that you put in a drill.
You will probably need to buff out the area to get rid of the ghosting - Finesse It works pretty well for this.
You will probably need to buff out the area to get rid of the ghosting - Finesse It works pretty well for this.
mistercomputerman
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sbw1
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goo off or acetone after the heat gun. New sticker will cover the fade.
larrytbull
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sticker off avail at WM
wvsundancer
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sticker off.. put it on and wait a few minutes.. took off old hull numbers on my firends boat had been on there 8 years !!
sr330daguy
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Heat gun,then peel the sticker.Spray WD 40 on the glue let it sit for a while ,wipe it with a coarse towel.
Hornblower
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Hairdryer and denatured alcohol to remove adhesive.
I've used alcohol to disolve adhesive after removing vinyl lettering and found it much faster and neater to use than WD-40. I bet cheap tequila would work too :grin:.
I've used alcohol to disolve adhesive after removing vinyl lettering and found it much faster and neater to use than WD-40. I bet cheap tequila would work too :grin:.
Oldsman
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Ya right. All I would have is an empty bottle.:smt119
