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(I'm double-posting this from the General Discussion board)
What have you guys found is the best way to remove those warning stickers from the fuel tank?
Yes, I know I'm supposed to wear a helmets and goggles, and yes, I know what grade of fuel to feed my baby, now...GET OF MY TANK, IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A CUSTOM BIKE! :icon_twisted:
I've heard leave it out in the sun, and try my wife's hair dryer, but since the gov't is supposed to save us from ourselves, hair dryers don't even blow warm enough to melt butter....
UPDATE - Here's the scoop - the hair dryer is the way to go, you just have to be PATIENT. Heat the decal gently and slowly, and it will come off. Goo Gone, WD-40, etc. can used to remove any adhesive residue. Hat tip to several STAR members for the info, plus here's a link to an article from Motorcycle Cruiser magazine.
http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/tech/remove_stickers_from_paint/index.html
What have you guys found is the best way to remove those warning stickers from the fuel tank?
Yes, I know I'm supposed to wear a helmets and goggles, and yes, I know what grade of fuel to feed my baby, now...GET OF MY TANK, IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A CUSTOM BIKE! :icon_twisted:
I've heard leave it out in the sun, and try my wife's hair dryer, but since the gov't is supposed to save us from ourselves, hair dryers don't even blow warm enough to melt butter....
UPDATE - Here's the scoop - the hair dryer is the way to go, you just have to be PATIENT. Heat the decal gently and slowly, and it will come off. Goo Gone, WD-40, etc. can used to remove any adhesive residue. Hat tip to several STAR members for the info, plus here's a link to an article from Motorcycle Cruiser magazine.
http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/tech/remove_stickers_from_paint/index.html