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doubleosoonias
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 4:17 pm 
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i had some decals on my truck and i decided to take them off. foolishly i didnt really know how to and i just took a torch to it. the passenger side came off easy but the driver side the glue is still on in patches. i tried goo gone to take it off and it didnt work. any advise on getting this off would be greatly apreciated.
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I used rubbing alcohol(sp?).
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Any type of adhesive remover & some elbow grease.

Heat also helps, I use an old hair dryer.
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sorry sp?
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Simoli wrote:
I used rubbing alcohol(sp?).


Got my vote.
The sp means unsure of the spelling.
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ha alright. well i will try a hair dryer and some rubbing alcohol tomorow. hope it works out
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It will take a while, don't expect it to come right off.
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