How do I get this off?
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Cruiser
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RE: How do I get this off?
K...Now I am starting to get concerned. This stuff on here is as hard as a rock. Anything that could have been worked off is now long gone. This is what it looks like now. I am not sure anything can penetrate this.
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Tourer
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Ventura, Ca.
RE: How do I get this off?
wd-40 does it. spray, agitate w/ finger (yes it matters), wipe w/ clean towel. Repeat..
Using a finger keeps one from over rubbing, possibly damaging the surface.
patience and persistence - good luck
Using a finger keeps one from over rubbing, possibly damaging the surface.
patience and persistence - good luck
2nd Gear
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RE: How do I get this off?
Hey look at me....my first post...wooohooooo!
Hey Ghost, just dumped my two up also. Waxed the hardened glue residue right off. good luck
Hey Ghost, just dumped my two up also. Waxed the hardened glue residue right off. good luck
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Abingdon, Maryland
RE: How do I get this off?
I agree with the hair dryer technique (or let it sit in the hot sun for awhile) peel and then the fun begins. That goo-gone sounds like a good plan too. Be patient and please...NO RAZOR BLADES...LOL. Watch that clear coat..maybe you can test on some out of the way place before you use it. Did you check at the dealership? I know when I took my two-up seat off after many miles it left some sort of cloudy marks in the clear coat where the rubber contacted the fender and I've had a hell of a time getting it off.
