Decal Remover

[Fred Elsass]

Always use a hair dryer to loosen the glue. Go on Amazon and purchase a product called Rapid Remover (in the spray bottle) and also the plastic razor blades and holder. The razotr will lift the edge of the decals and then you can pull them off. They work just like the steel blades but do not affect the paint.


Spray the Rapid Remover on any adhesive that remains and wait 60 seconds and you can remove it with one of the plastic blades. It will turn into a goo and it will be gone. They take a tiny bit of remover on a cloth and go over the spot and it will be clean.

[BG56]

Originally Posted by Fred Elsass

Always use a hair dryer to loosen the glue. Go on Amazon and purchase a product called Rapid Remover (in the spray bottle) and also the plastic razor blades and holder. The razotr will lift the edge of the decals and then you can pull them off. They work just like the steel blades but do not affect the paint.


Spray the Rapid Remover on any adhesive that remains and wait 60 seconds and you can remove it with one of the plastic blades. It will turn into a goo and it will be gone. They take a tiny bit of remover on a cloth and go over the spot and it will be clean.

Exactly! The key is getting the 'glue jell' off the surface, into a new half paper towel and repeat. As opposed to smearing it around-a No-No. I take off more vinyl than I'd like but this system takes out the added MESS!

[Mark Yacavone]

Just sayin'.... There's already a thread in the tech section, where this one belongs too.
I guess while Yo Ken is away, the mice will play LOL