Looking for the easiest way to remove some old registration numbers from my fiberglass boat. Thanks

Sharp razor blade is what I used

Hair dryer. Then WD 40 for the glue or goof will take the glue off also.

this is a horrible suggestion. Do not use a razor blade on fiberglass. Use some heat and a plastic putty knife or a good Teflon squeegee(this is what I use on a daily basis). I recommend 3m general purpose glue remover. It's a red and white can.

Razor blade will work fine if you know how to use it. Just keep it flat and it won't damage anything. Then some goof off, everything 3m is over priced except for 5200, that stuff is legit.

I think all 3m is priced acordingly but what do I know I just own a sign shop.

I just removed all the unwanted decals on my boat last week and the razor blade and goof off worked just fine for me with no damage. Thats all i was saying no need to get defensive.

exactly, just like scraping a tag of a windshield. Actually I can normally just get a corner started. If you did happen to mess up a little then just stick the new number over your goof.

I would use a 3m rubber wheel and cordless drill and then wipe off the wheel will take off everything.

Use a blow dryer to heat the vinyl a little. Pull the letters off. There will be some adhesive left behind. Use Goo Gone on the adhesive, it is an orange oil that softens the adhesive. Use a plastic spatula or similar item to scrap off the adhesive. After the adhesive comes off, use rubbing alcohol to get the Goo Gone off the boat.