what's the best way to pull of my sti decals?
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what's the best way to pull of my sti decals?
at the risk of sounding really stupid...i started pulling off the sti stickers on my windshield that came with the car when I bought it, but only the top layer started coming off. Then I tried razor blading it off...not good, started scratching...any ideas? best answer gets $500 prize. just kidding!
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user some dental floss or fishing line.
edit: wait I just reread you post.
Use some light steelwool or maybe some Simply Green
edit: wait I just reread you post.
Use some light steelwool or maybe some Simply Green
Last edited by soggynoodles; Mar 3, 2005 at 08:49 PM.
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Originally Posted by Scott@S-S
rubbing alcohol
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goo gone gell
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goo gone gell
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Originally Posted by R4ND0M_AX3
goo-gone.
I've removed a lot of vinyl with it. Using a nappy towel might help if the adheasive is really bad.
I've removed a lot of vinyl with it. Using a nappy towel might help if the adheasive is really bad.
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