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I used Goo Gone and it worked very well. It also worked to clean up some gummy junk off of the chrome.
Late this afternoon, I then hit it with some Nu Finish scratch doctor and some Mothers Back to Black around the light bar.
The picture below is before the Nu Finish and Back to Black.
And finally, I touched up a few nicks in the paint on the side...
BTW, the sticker must not have been on that long as there was very little evidence of much difference in the paint. It was located on the side of the tour pak just in front of the light bar (and there was also another sticker just below the light bar...
Overall, not a bad purchase...
Last edited by buckwheat; Jan 5, 2009 at 10:11 PM.
I used Goo Gone and it worked very well. It also worked to clean up some gummy junk off of the chrome.
Late this afternoon, I then hit it with some Nu Finish scratch doctor and some Mothers Back to Black around the light bar.
The picture below is before the Nu Finish and Back to Black.
And finally, I touched up a few nicks in the paint on the side...
BTW, the sticker must not have been on that long as there was very little evidence of much difference in the paint. It was located on the side of the tour pak just in front of the light bar (and there was also another sticker just below the light bar...
Overall, not a bad purchase...
goo gone same for me. works great and also gets the wifes sticky heal junk off the exhaust pipe.
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