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> > > I haven't removed any Litespeed decals, but I've removed plenty of other decals off of carbon,
> > > aluminum, and steel. They usually peel right off
> if
> > > you warm them up with a hair dryer, then carefully peel them off using a finger nail. Some
> > > people coat the surface of the decal with petroleum
> jelly
> > > and leave it their for a couple of days. I've done that on occasion,
> but
> > > the blow dryer is quicker.
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> > > > > Does anyone know the best way to take off all the decals on my
> Vortex?
> > > > > Sean.
> > > >
> > > > I use aerosol paint stripper (Klean-Strip) which is available at Home
> Depot,
> > > > Menards, etc.
> > > >
> > > > Just spray it on, wait 5-10 mins and the decals almost fall off by themselves.
> > > >
> > > >
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> > Thanks for this advice. I have peeled of all the decals of my kissyserums too but when I used
> > the acetone method it just spread the glue around in a smoother paste rather than get it off ie
> > I cuddent get it off in time before the acetone evaporated..........so now I am asking the best
> > way to remove decal glue mixed with acetone from the rims?
>
> Again, I would use the Klean-Strip aerosol paint stripper.
I live in Nottingham England so I am not familiar with these products or the exquisite american wit
mentioned however I found out that good old turpentine got it off dead easy.........thanks.
Sean.