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  1. Original post
    Dean A. Stepper
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    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off frame
    without damaging frames paint.

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  2. Ride-A-Lot
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    Dean A. Stepper said:

    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off frame
    without damaging frames paint.

    Goo gone. Gently score the decal with a nife (you don't have to nor
    want to go all the way through. Wipe the goo gone on with the sponge
    tip applicator. What 3 minutes and peel off or scrape off with plastic
    (only) scraper.

    You can get goo gone (or similar product) in the paint section of Wally
    World.

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    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

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  3. Email address hidden
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    Dean A. Stepper said:

    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off


    frame

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    without damaging frames paint.

    Heat them with a heat gun or blow dryer.

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  4. Sam O'Nella
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    Dean A. Stepper said:

    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off
    frame without damaging frames paint.

    I can't do [censored] while on that stuff. Good luck.

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  5. Ride-A-Lot
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    Sam O'Nella said:
    Dean A. Stepper said:

    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off
    frame without damaging frames paint.

    I can't do [censored] while on that stuff. Good luck.

    Buzzzzzzzz!

    No joke for you! Two weeks!

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    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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  6. Sam O'Nella
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    Quoted message said:
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    I can't do [censored] while on that stuff. Good luck.

    Buzzzzzzzz!

    No joke for you! Two weeks!

    Du-u-ude! I saw the "Buzzz" and thought you were relating! Then you went
    and got all narc on me. Buzzkill!

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  7. Ride-A-Lot
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    Sam O'Nella said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I can't do [censored] while on that stuff. Good luck.

    Buzzzzzzzz!

    No joke for you! Two weeks!

    Du-u-ude! I saw the "Buzzz" and thought you were relating! Then you went
    and got all narc on me. Buzzkill!

    🙂

    All "narc" on me? What is this the 80's? Did someone reverse the time
    machine again and not tell me? Damn, I hate when that happens!

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    www.schnauzers.ws

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  8. JD
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    Dean A. Stepper said:

    working on a single speed project and wondering how get decals off


    frame

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    without damaging frames paint.

    Cover the offensive decals with more offensive decals or stickers.

    JD

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  9. Email address hidden
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    I always use the hair dryer.

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