Removing Tank Badges with Denim Paint
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Did this two days ago... I had already done my reflectors and went for the tank (black denim) Like others say, get some fishing line (I used a tough twine) and it's just like flossing teeth. Slip the twine behind the badges and pull through while sliding from side to side.
Incidentally, I used 3m adhesive remover on the rear fender reflector for clean up with no problems. I used my thumb on the tank cause there was hardly any adhesive left and then cleaned the whole tank with Turtle Wax "Ice" Synthetic Spray Detailer. I had been using Windex and Simple Green after reading of others using it, but this stuff works great. It cleans well without leaving any streaks and doesn't leave that dry rough haze behind. It does NOT leave a wax like shine either, it just looks like clean new paint. I can't speak for long term, but I have used in on several other things with no problems yet.
Incidentally, I used 3m adhesive remover on the rear fender reflector for clean up with no problems. I used my thumb on the tank cause there was hardly any adhesive left and then cleaned the whole tank with Turtle Wax "Ice" Synthetic Spray Detailer. I had been using Windex and Simple Green after reading of others using it, but this stuff works great. It cleans well without leaving any streaks and doesn't leave that dry rough haze behind. It does NOT leave a wax like shine either, it just looks like clean new paint. I can't speak for long term, but I have used in on several other things with no problems yet.
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