When we bought our RV from original owners they had put a circular decal on the back of the rig. I want that gone. Anyone had to deal with this? I don't want to use acetone fearing paint removal. There is another one on back bottom left hand corner of back window. I think I can remove that with water and scraping tool as long as I don't scratch window. :-[
"I want that gone. Anyone had to deal with this?"
I removed the 'LD' decal from the faux spare tire cover using a hair dryer (heat gun) and a plastic scraper. Take it slow, little bits at a time and the heat will soften the film. ;)
I removed the 'LD' decal from the faux spare tire cover using a hair dryer (heat gun) and a plastic scraper.
We had spots of tar on our LD decal and I was using a cleaner which messed up the decal. So I also used a hair dryer and slowly peeled the decal with my finger nail. It took a long time. Then I used a polishing compound and good wax and it looks fine ... actually looks a little naked. But the hair dryer is certainly a tool you could use.
Here some suggestions. How to Remove Bumper Stickers: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow (http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Bumper-Stickers)
Don't forget they make plastic putty knives which might help.
Jim
Hve you tried plastic razor blades (https://www.amazon.com/InstallGear-Removing-Stickers-Delicate-Surfaces/dp/B01F2Q2WPW/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1503706527&sr=8-3&keywords=plastic+razor+blades)? I've found them very handy for removing stickers of all kinds.
Thanks for the tip on hair dryer system since that is a staple in my house. And, I did not know there was a thing called plastic razor blades. Who knew ;D Love learning new stuff.
OMG!!! Those decals came off in less than a minute with hair dryer and plastic razor blade. YIPPEEEE. Thanks for all your help.
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