What's the prefered method to get those silly stickers off the gas tank?
I think I can remember the break-in requirements without having them plastered on the paint.
Use a hairdryer to warm up the sticker, then use some citrus-based solvent (or even plain lemon juice) for the glue that's left. Two-minute job at the most. You might want to wash and polish afterwards though.....
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Once they're warm w/the hair drier, work from one corner and slowly pull them up. Any residue can be easily cleaned w/WD-40! A good wax afterwards is recommended.
gee all my dealer did was pick and pull when i went in for 500 mile service he said most of the time they just fall off when the sun gets on them which is what was happening to mine just like those oil service stickers on youre windshield .
That's funny, I picked up my 97 Tbird last year and the break-in stickers are still on the tank. . . I'm afraid some damage might occur if I try to take them off now (it's been 6-7 years!). Am I overreacting?
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