I know its been asked before, but this is different,,ish

[-Savage-]

ok, decal/graphic removal.

mine are laqured over, so the old hairdryer/boiling water trick doesnt work.

should i sand the pannel to get past the laquer? or what?

all help greatly appreciated.

if i can i will write a step by step guid for pannel prep/respraying and decals removal/fittin, so that we can direct people toit in future... i just need to figure it out myslef first lol
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[Bendy]

Well, last time I did it I used a craft scalpel to cut round the decal (and through the laquer) in order to get an edge for hairdryer fun.

But I'd imagine it depends what you're going to be doing with the panel afterwards - these were going to be completely repainted so I wasn't that bothered about doing any damage to the existing surface, I just wanted them off.

[-Savage-]

hm cool enough bendy, im going to be sanding and priming the pannels for a full respray and new decals anyway, so im sure some scrapes from a knife could be sorted out. il try that toniight. thanks
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