how do you get the sticky stuff of graphics

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padrutt199

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i tried using goo gone and wiped it off with a wash cloth but that just moves it around

 

BSWIFT

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WD40.

 

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hapanese

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Try never-dull. It takes sticky stuff off of almost any surface. If using it on plastic, wipe it off immediately.

 

Jeff Gilbert

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WD-40

Then clean with glass cleaner to cut the residue

 

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KiDX

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There's a special product called sticker off!
But don't waste the $$
WD-40 will work fine;)

 

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MBFTY

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Goof-Off

I use Goof-Off! for removing the garbage left from stickers. You can get it at Wal-Mart for about a dollar a can.

It smells something awful, but it liquifys the glue, and it wipes right off.

I hear they are making a water based version now that doesnt smell as bad, but I have yet to find it.

 

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Keith M

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HE HE HE HE :p

 

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Pit_Monkey

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rubbing alcohol

 

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YoTRacer158

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ive had good results with staring fluid and gas...just make sure you wipe them down with contact cleaner to get all the residue off before you put new graphics on

 

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I either do like Jeff and use WD-40 and then glass cleaner, or Desolve-it and then glass cleaner. Desolve-it works pretty well.

 

mtngoat

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Tried all the above and nothing works as well as Goof-off

 

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YoTRacer158

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mtngoat...ive never heard of goof-off. what is it and where do you get it?

 

mtngoat

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Should find it at your local hardware store. Not Home Depot, but I've seen it at Ace and the post above says Walmart too. Don't know what it is, but after trying all kinds of stuff, it works best.

 

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TrackMaster

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Originally posted by Keith M
HE HE HE HE :p

Click to expand...

eeeeewww...
:eek: :scream: ;) :p

 

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I've used laqure thiner then contact cleaner with really good results. only takes a few min.