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Removing dealership stickers

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ChrisGT:
If you peel off the sticker first and the IPA will help get the residue off then just wash the area and reapply  protection (wax,sealant etc) as the IPA will strip any protection off  :happy2:

That is pretty odd having it on the paintwork... usually they're in the window or on the number plates.

Chris

Nodz:
If it's a solid badge rather than a sticker use some dental floss or the like to cut through the sticky pad then IPA what's left off and then wash and reseal the area

r5gtt:

--- Quote from: ChrisGT on August 06, 2016, 05:19:51 pm ---WD40 will work, although not as well as the process I mentioned above, but I would avoid it if possible as it leaves a very oily residue on the paint that can be hard to remove.   :smiley:

Chris

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Good point but I've never had issues with it as I can't be bothered getting the extention lead out and can't even do that anymore as I live on the 2nd floor lol

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