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we bought my wife a new mustage and it is a beutiful car, black with tented windows and black interior. The dealership put a big ugly advertising sticker on the trunk and i would like to take it off.
Can i just peel it off without damaging the paint or should i saturate it with something first. i dont want to damage the paint so i thought i would ask first
A dealer did the same thing to my boat. Now, the boat was fibreglass gelcoat, but I got it off using "goo gone" and it came off pretty well, no damage to the glass. but I had to go slow and take my time.
New decals normally come off pretty easy.You can probably just use your fingernail and maybe a hair dryer/ heat gun.Any adhesive left can be removed with rubbing alcohol
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