Stupid reflector removal question
Big Kahuna HDF Member
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RE: Stupid reflector removal question
ORIGINAL: Nasty350LT1
Boy O Boy is your spelling OFF...
It's called "Goof Off"
I use it all the time.
ORIGINAL: Gundog
I use mineral spirits or Goo-gone (sp). Lighter fluid or WD-40 will work also.
I use mineral spirits or Goo-gone (sp). Lighter fluid or WD-40 will work also.
It's called "Goof Off"
I use it all the time.
This is Goo Gone which is for getting "Goo" such as UPC code label residue and other sticky things off your stuff.
They're both terrific imho.
I wouldn't put goof-off on my bike. I'd use this residue remover which is paint safe.
JB
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RE: Stupid reflector removal question
Used Dental Floss to take off the reflectors (heard some guys can acutually rip them off by hand)....Then used "De-Solv-It" to take off the adhesive. Safe, and great for getting off other home stuff such as crayon on the walls, and gum in the carpet.
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RE: Stupid reflector removal question
I ended up heating the reflectors with a heat gun. pulling them off by hand, then using goof off to get the gook off. Thanx for all the info.
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RE: Stupid reflector removal question
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[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: Nasty350LT1
[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: Gundog
I use mineral spirits or Goo-gone (sp). Lighter fluid or WD-40 will work also.
[/blockquote]
Boy O Boy is your spelling OFF...
It's called "Goof Off"
I use it all the time.
[/blockquote]
Ok, that's good stuff but it's for removing latex paint from a painting goof.
This is Goo Gone which is for getting "Goo" such as UPC code label residue and other sticky things off your stuff.
They're both terrific imho.
I wouldn't put goof-off on my bike. I'd use this residue remover which is paint safe.
JB
/quote]
Iâve been vindicated for my poor spelling.
Thanks JB.
[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: Nasty350LT1
[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: Gundog
I use mineral spirits or Goo-gone (sp). Lighter fluid or WD-40 will work also.
[/blockquote]
Boy O Boy is your spelling OFF...
It's called "Goof Off"
I use it all the time. [/blockquote]
Ok, that's good stuff but it's for removing latex paint from a painting goof.
This is Goo Gone which is for getting "Goo" such as UPC code label residue and other sticky things off your stuff.
They're both terrific imho.
I wouldn't put goof-off on my bike. I'd use this residue remover which is paint safe.
JB
/quote]Iâve been vindicated for my poor spelling.
Thanks JB.
Big Kahuna HDF Member
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From: Oregon
RE: Stupid reflector removal question
ORIGINAL: Lipper
Used Dental Floss to take off the reflectors (heard some guys can acutually rip them off by hand)....
Used Dental Floss to take off the reflectors (heard some guys can acutually rip them off by hand)....
Dang, I just spit a little terbaccy juice on the residue first.
