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 Rplacing Logo Decal
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06/24/07 06:02 PM
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ANCIENT ANGLER
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Am trying to replace large logo decal on starboard side of
ProCraft (Old one rubbed off); I have gotten the remainder of
the old decal off (in pieces) but am having a very difficult
time in getting the old glue residue off the hull in preparing
the surface for the new one.
Anyone have any ideas on the easiest way to remove this glue
residue??
Thanks
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Re: Rplacing Logo Decal
[Re: ANCIENT ANGLER]
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06/24/07 06:22 PM
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BBrown
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BBrown.... Semper Fi!  
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Re: Rplacing Logo Decal
[Re: BBrown]
#1404235
06/24/07 07:22 PM
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Judd
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You can use WD40 and some elbow grease. If that doesn't work then you can always use rubbing alcohol or acetone and then polish that area after putting on the new decal as the alcohol will strip all the polish from the surface.
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Re: Rplacing Logo Decal
[Re: Judd]
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06/25/07 02:14 AM
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PGR Mike
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acetone will take it off the gelcote without damaging the gelcote.
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Re: Rplacing Logo Decal
[Re: PGR Mike]
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06/26/07 10:12 AM
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txrigger
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There is some goo gone with a citrus scent. I used it to get two sided foam tape off of wood podiums. The tape came free with alittle patience, but there was absolutely no damage done to the finish of the podiums.
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