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    Ok HERD i m in need of advice. As you can see by the pics when I removed the Harley stickon madalion it came of and the rubber and glue stayed. Im not goin to use gasoline or lighter fluid as this will ruin the paint and it to close to HERDstock to repaint. I know we ve talked about this before on hdf but any suggestions will be appreaciated.
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    i used a hair dryer on the reflector removal on the front fork tubes..(rear fender as well) . i applied just enough heat to soften the glue, and rolled it off with my thumb...it worked like a charm...the paint is clear coated "under" the glue, and you should have success with this method...

    (not to much heat)
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    • #3
      Ill give it a try gruss, wont get hot enough to explode the gas will it ?
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      • #4
        Goo Gone is a good product or WD-40 works good too!
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        • #5
          Thanks Boss Ill try Gruss s first if that dont work Ill get Goo gone
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          • #6
            X2 on the Goo Gone.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Dixiecrat View Post
              Ill give it a try gruss, wont get hot enough to explode the gas will it ?
              nope, not unless you have the gas cap off while your working...LOL !!

              In that case, run fast !!

              run the dryer on low to start, and see if it will produce the rolling effect. if not, go to the next setting...you dont want to heat the tank any hotter than you can hold your hand too......g
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              • #8
                I have used goo gone on many things, including chrome, but never on automotive paint. It took the glue off my chrome dipstick when the dealer's round badge fell off.
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                • #9
                  Dixie...... it's not paint. It's powdercoating. Laquer thinner, or paint thinner (reducer) works wonderful and won't harm the surface. Rewax afterwards.

                  If you doubt it, try a little on the rear fender, under the seat, and you'll see it's fine.
                  **Note: The technical info I provide is suggestive. I am not a perfeshunel.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Dave63 View Post
                    Dixie...... it's not paint. It's powdercoating. Laquer thinner, or paint thinner (reducer) works wonderful and won't harm the surface. Rewax afterwards.

                    If you doubt it, try a little on the rear fender, under the seat, and you'll see it's fine.
                    +1, what Dave said
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                    • #11
                      Hum ! thanks guys.
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                      • #12
                        you can also get some stuff from Autozone, I think it's called Sticker Shock, it will disolve any adhesive. In the vinyl sign industry, I have always used some stuff called Glue Off.......it's an orange citrus based product that works super great, and quick, but I don't think it is readily available
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                        • #13
                          I use a heat gun and SOFT PLASTIC scraper, works great, but any and all of what you've been told will work!
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                          • #14
                            It's just me , but I would use solvent and not heat to loosen the remains up. It won't damage the finish at all using solvent, goo gone,or WD 40.

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                            • #15
                              Im fixin to start on it, Ill post pics when Im done. Thanks all.
                              Appalachian Redneck

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