WhiteNoise wrote:
Sticky question...when it comes time that you want to remove the tape, they'll be sticky gummy stuff left behind Right? Will lighter fluid harm the paint? I use that a lot to get gooey sticker stuff off. I have reflective tape ready to apply but hesitating for goo sake
Well, what say ye homie? Dost thou know? Lighter fluid okay to use?
I'm not Homie, but GooGone works well...Should be safe for the plastics.
Just realized this was posted...last October...and it's not the 17th yet this year...sheesh...I need some sleep.
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I completely destroyed a windscreen with Goof off trying to remove a dealership sticker. I had ordered a new double bubble so it was an experiment that went really bad fast. Be careful with plastics and some of these removers. I used some rubbing alcohol on a greasy spot today that worked out and then quickly waxed it back up but I'm not recommending anything on a windscreen but soap and water.
WhiteNoise wrote:
Sticky question...when it comes time that you want to remove the tape, they'll be sticky gummy stuff left behind Right? Will lighter fluid harm the paint? I use that a lot to get gooey sticker stuff off. I have reflective tape ready to apply but hesitating for goo sake
Well, what say ye homie? Dost thou know? Lighter fluid okay to use?
I'm not Homie, but GooGone works well...Should be safe for the plastics.
Just realized this was posted...last October...and it's not the 17th yet this year...sheesh...I need some sleep.
That's okay honkerman, you were just trying to help I appreciate that. Good folk like you make this forum tick and stick together
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homie, yowza! I use water on the screen too, and I bought a can of Plexus plastic cleaner, protectant and polish, that I've yet to use on my stock screen (with a microfiber cloth of course).
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honkerman wrote:I'm not Homie, but GooGone works well ... Should be safe for the plastics.
I have used GooGone on my plastics as well without any problems. I would hesitate using it on the windscreen though, as Homie might testify to, but the other plastics should be okay.
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Aromatic naphtha(lighter fluid) is ok for cleaning glue as is Goo-Gone, or any other naphtha-containing solvent. These bikes are all acrylic paint. Gasoline works too, without harm.
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