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i tried using that but i just still can't peel off the sticker...

 

am i missing anything.. lol or is there any procedure to do it? :dozed:

 

WD40 less reactive and take longer time.

Petrol is better.

Another way is hair dryer or any other strong heat source (By warming. Not burning). It will come off easily.

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I sprayed on the stickers, then use a cloth or something non-metal (like a ice cream stick :)) to slowly work it off.

 

I used petrol before on my previous bike, but it is more hazardous.

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using wd40 or rp7 or gt85 will allow u to have more reaction time n they are more paint friendly though the removal will be slower..... using petrol will require you to work faster as it can "eat" into your paintwork because of its chemicals and of cos it's fire hazardous.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s243/firestorm_33/S1030017.jpg (Nite Mode)

 

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s243/firestorm_33/Daymode-1.jpg(Day Mode)

 

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