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  1. 5th April 2004, 01:02 PM #1
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    Best way to remove stickers

    I don't like the "Xtreme" stickers on my new vehicle. Vlad thought it would be amusing to put them on his, an idea I also find appealing.

    Any ideas as to the best way to remove stickers????

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  2. 5th April 2004, 01:52 PM #2
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    I have heard that using a hair dryer is a good way to remove stickers. It heats up the glue and makes it soft so they peel off.
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    Brother removed the Purple Zig Zags (as you would) off the sides of his Black Sierra with a hairdryer. It took him a day to do.
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    Hair dryer to get the sticker off, and then eucalyptus oil on cotton wool to remove all the sticky crap off the paintwork..

    I recommend doing the eucalyptus thing in a well ventilated area! 8O
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    Originally posted by -Macca-
    Hair dryer to get the sticker off, and then eucalyptus oil on cotton wool to remove all the sticky crap off the paintwork..

    I recommend doing the eucalyptus thing in a well ventilated area! 8O
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    Originally posted by rmp

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  8. 5th April 2004, 09:26 PM #8
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    8O i would be a little cautious with the hair dryer near the paintwork , you mite find it not what its "cracked "up to be!!!! :roll:
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