anyone have a real good way to remove decals that have been on for 10 plus years. didn't really tear into it yet looking for advice before i make a permant mistake. they were installed by previous owner and we have slightly diff. tastes HELP!!!!!!! -

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you can use that product or i like to use a product called Goo Gone works well on paint. Someone thought it would be funny if they duct taped my truck one day needless to say when i was done you couldnt tell either way what happened -

I have used Aceatone I believe thats how you spell it. Old lady has it for her nails it works good just get off the most you can then take a rag and put that on and use it. -

Acetone can be used if you chase it with a wet rag. If left on the paint and not washed off quickly, it will make the paint soft, and damage it. Same goes for thinner, and mineral spirits.
For removing decals, I've had good luck with using either a heat gun or hairdryer to warm them up and soften the adhesive, then once you get it peeled off, use WD-40 on a soft cloth to get the residual adhesive off. Once all that's done, it's a good idea to apply a light polish and wax where the decals were, and if need be wash and wax the whole truck. -

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I had a company truck that was relabeled 3 times in 2 years due to company buy outs and I had to take off the old decals each time and this is by far the best method I have used. The hair dryer works great at getting them loosened up and they peel right off. -

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I agree. Just dont hold the heat gun to close or in one spot for to long. -

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Load it into a cordless drill and go to it. No chemicals, no scraping, no paint or clearcoat damage. Just wipe the area with a wax when done. -

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thanks you guys are awsome you think i should wait untill it warms up outside or should that not matter. i dont have a garage or shop to work in. -

It'll be easier the warmer they are. -

goo gone, alcohol, wd 40. all work well, but you may have some paint fade issues??? -

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GOO GONE & WD40 is what I've used in the past, I know WD40 will not harm the paint. -

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I've used WD-40 too, followed by a light polish and wax. -

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denatured alcohol. my dad is a graphic installer for 30 years thats the only thing he uses other than a torch -

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I've always used a heat gun when removing decals and never had a problem.If you heat it up just right,then start peeling the decal off the glue will come right off with the stickers or decals.I used to rermove decals sometimes on 53' trailers at my last job. -

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