Decal removal

[Eric]

I wonder what is the best way to remove a damaged decal from the coil without using an aggressive method. Anyone has a good suggestion?

Thanks, Eric.

 

[bruce1036]

n/t

 

[khouse]

You could add some heat from a hair dryer and peal it off.

 

[John 'n' W.Va]

You could add some heat from a hair dryer and peal it off.

Absolutely right. I worked 9 years in a body shop and that is how we removed decals on cars. We used heat guns, but a hair dryer should work fine. The big fire-bird decal on the hood was a fun one to remove. Just as much fun to replace.

 

[Eric]

I will try the hair dryer then...

Bruce.. I have the 3.5x7" eliptical for the old models that use the crossfire coils and not the II. And Garrett stopped producing this coil years ago.

Thanks, Eric.

 

[bob1350]

"Goop" from Wal Mark also works good - just follow the instructions on the can

 

[Bugar In. USA]

Don't use high heat, PLASTIC ya know, then remove the sticky that remains in few spots with some WD40, works good

 

[bloodyknees]

I have a spray can of decal & sticker remover I got at my local automotive supply. It is called B'LASTER DSR DECAL & STICKER REMOVER.
It works pretty good.
Al