Best way to remove decals?

[ish]

Windex (or whatever the UK equivalent is)

1. Soak a paper towel in Windex.
2. Wrap towel over decal.
3. Cover in plastic wrap.
4. 4-24 hours later (some decals are more stubborn than others), the decal will wipe right off with zero harm to the paint.

I've done this several times.

 

[ozone1]

I'd maybe try some meths, you only need to soften it enough so it will peal a bit - meths should soften the glue, but like someone else said - try it on somewhere you cant see, like under the BB

 

[Anonymous]

FDSF

I love early Saracens and owned a gold (well more kind of champagne) Killi Flyer. No photos though.

Probably the only frame I'd consider selling the Clockwork or E4 for......that or an ink blue Zaskar LE

 

[Anonymous]

HGDF

I love early Saracens, i was surprised when i got back into the MTB scene that Saracen had gone somewhat wayward... calzoncillos calvin klein baratos
After a 92 Tufftrax like the one i used to have before some t*%t stole it.

 

[mass199]

Have you tried pouring some boiling water on the decals?

 

[pete_mcc]

Windex (or whatever the UK equivalent is)

1. Soak a paper towel in Windex.
2. Wrap towel over decal.
3. Cover in plastic wrap.
4. 4-24 hours later (some decals are more stubborn than others), the decal will wipe right off with zero harm to the paint.

I've done this several times.

I think I would be trying this tested method before everyone else's random, untried suggestions, especially on a carbon frame.

 

[oldschool]

hairdryer simples

 

[Rampage]

Thanks for all your suggestion.

hairdryer simples

Tried this, didn't work.

 

[Agency_Scum]

Over the top maybe...but it gets the job done.















I'll get me coat.

 

[surferguy44]

Same method Ish recommends except using Ammonia (wet towel with Ammonia, cover entire decal, cover towel with plastic wrap, wait about 10-20 mins, voila! sticker peels off), is what we used to do to get old bumper-stickers off cars that came in for detailing BITD.