Wranglergirl
Member
Hi
If you have a local sign shop in the area you could ask them for some "rapid remover" or "citrasol" these products work great and less elbow grease
required! ( you shouldn't require much 1/4 cup to half is lots, heavy residue areas left behind blotch it with remover and let it sit for a few minutes)
I'm sure all the other home remedies work great to.
The trick is in the removal so you don't leave all the adhesive stuck to your sled. Like they said use a heat gun and heat up the decal, peal the part you warmed up, and repeat this across the whole decal, this way all the adhesive should come off with your decal and not left on your sled!
If you use any of the products though be sure to rinse your hood clean, any residue left behind will leave issues for new decals to stick to.
If your replacing them with a new decal package yourself, just a word of advice, layout and tape all your decals to your hood before you get slap happy!
If you have a local sign shop in the area you could ask them for some "rapid remover" or "citrasol" these products work great and less elbow grease
required! ( you shouldn't require much 1/4 cup to half is lots, heavy residue areas left behind blotch it with remover and let it sit for a few minutes)
I'm sure all the other home remedies work great to.
The trick is in the removal so you don't leave all the adhesive stuck to your sled. Like they said use a heat gun and heat up the decal, peal the part you warmed up, and repeat this across the whole decal, this way all the adhesive should come off with your decal and not left on your sled!
If you use any of the products though be sure to rinse your hood clean, any residue left behind will leave issues for new decals to stick to.
If your replacing them with a new decal package yourself, just a word of advice, layout and tape all your decals to your hood before you get slap happy!