The original stickers on my bike seem to be covered in a clear coat.
Is there anyway to remove them that doesn't result in a respray?
There is too much on the bike in my opinion and I wanted to simplify it a little.
Michael
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When I get a new bike, First thing I do is get out the hair dryer and take off all the stickers that I want to remove. Simply a matter of heating the sticker and carefully peeling them off.
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I was going to try that but i was worried it might not work as i think there is a clear coat over the stickers.
I might give it a try on the bottom of the fairings where it cant be seen
Michael
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I'm pretty sure that clear coated stickers won't come off easy - that's why they clear coat the ones on the tank (to stop petrol splashes taking them off). The uncoated ones come off with a hair dryer. Or you can drop the bike on a gravel road - worked for me!
Michael .....A clear coated sticker will come off but you will stuff your paint job in the process so I would not bother + If resale is an issue then leave it in standard trim as it will be worth more if the bike's paint job is original.
DaveGPz wrote:I'm pretty sure that clear coated stickers won't come off easy - that's why they clear coat the ones on the tank (to stop petrol splashes taking them off). The uncoated ones come off with a hair dryer. Or you can drop the bike on a gravel road - worked for me!
I think if i was going to go to this extreme i would cough up for a paint job instead.
But thanks for the advice?
Michael
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robracer wrote:Michael .....A clear coated sticker will come off but you will stuff your paint job in the process so I would not bother + If resale is an issue then leave it in standard trim as it will be worth more if the bike's paint job is original.
Thanks Rob
I am thinking about resale value as well so I might just leave it alone.
+ they are definately clear coated after some closer examination.
Michael
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