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graphics removal
I'm thinking about removing the large "RR" graphics from my 954's fairing. The bike was manufactured in 03/2002, so the adhesive has had almost three years to bond with the underlying paint. Is it possible to remove the graphics without damaging the paint?
Thanks.
Bob
Thanks.
Bob
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Re: graphics removal
Slowly pull then use goo-gone.
If it seems stubborn use a hair drier to heat the glue & ut should come right off
If it seems stubborn use a hair drier to heat the glue & ut should come right off
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Re: graphics removal
Depends on how much it's been out in the sun I guess.... If any of the paint around it has faded, you'll be able to notice....
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Re: graphics removal
FWIW, I took the yellow decal off the front of my 929 a couple months ago and it looked fine underneath. No fading or anything like that...just some Honda Polish to shine it up 
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Re: graphics removal
I took out my f4i graphics with a hair dryer.
even with the dryer, it takes patience!!!
even with the dryer, it takes patience!!!
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Re: graphics removal
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I took out my f4i graphics with a hair dryer.
even with the dryer, it takes patience!!!
even with the dryer, it takes patience!!!
however, I now have a heat gun and that makes the job much simpler.
Look, Lean, Believe..
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Re: graphics removal
heat, peel, polish.
Rinse and repeat!
Rinse and repeat!
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