Which works best?

[Groove]

to remove decals/tank protectors without damaging paint.

theres just pulling them off

warm water

warm soapy water

ive heard white spirit works

i have noting electrical out there, like hairdryer

just dont want to damage the paint
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[NSR-Rulez]

I had a Union Jack tank pad on my NSR looked horrible, so i used a little bit off petrol and it peeled off easily, no damage to paintwork either

Hope that helps



NSR-Rulez
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[cliff]

Hairdryer. Or if you have no electrics, get an extension cord and get a heatgun. Nothing else will work aswell...
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Had to take some sign writing off my new van when i bought it used hair dyer and then wd 40 to lift the glue.
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[Type_Mo]

Hairdryer
T-Cut
Elbow Grease
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