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  1. 21st August 2008, 10:03 PM #1
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    Remove bonnet decals

    What's the best way to go about removing the bonnet decals on a Disco (the spelling of 'land rover' across the front) ?
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  2. 21st August 2008, 10:10 PM #2
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    removing decals

    Use eucalyptus oil on a cloth and wipe on the decals until it loosen the adhesive, then peel off with finger nail.
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  3. 21st August 2008, 10:11 PM #3
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    As said Eucalyptus oil or pressure cleaner and metho or goo remover.
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    If that doesn't work use a heat gun on a "low" setting and keep it moving so you don't do any paint damage. Then clean up with eucalyptus.
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    Once they have baked on with 20 years of the sun, they are near impossible to remove. Been there, tried all that on my '86 RR. In the end, I had to use thinners. Thinners tends to damage the paint.
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    Thanks all. I'll grab some eucalyptus oil.

    I'm not too concerned about paint damage... I'm going to be taking an orbital sander to it at my Uncle's panel shop

    The roof and bonnet look ****house.
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    If you are preparing for new paint, don't use eucalyptus oil. Sand the decals off.
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    citro clean will also remove them

    bought from your local supermarket for around $4 a bottle
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    Quote Originally Posted by hiline View Post
    citro clean will also remove them

    bought from your local supermarket for around $4 a bottle
    $7 a bottle up here.

    Great stuff, cleaner, paint stripper, cockroach killer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by abaddonxi View Post
    $7 a bottle up here.

    Great stuff, cleaner, paint stripper, cockroach killer.
    i might take a closer look next time at the price

    its bloody good gear anyway
    i/we use it a lot for removing acrylic texture off windows and frames.......
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