Triumphrat

nunzo · 10-30-2006

Before I go and mess up the removal job, I was wondering if anyone has a trick for removing the large and unsightly warning labels on the top of the gas tank?

AFTRPLST · 10-30-2006

Nunzo,

A hair dryer works real good. Just heat them up and they come off easy. Then a little WD40 to get the glue residue and your set.

Jim

Django · 10-30-2006

Also, get the things off ASAP, before the glue hardens too much.

Django

iceman · 10-30-2006

..... mine just peeled off cold - then a little methylated spirits on a rag to clean up the residue and she looked beautiful :-D

ArtA · 10-30-2006

Heat worked ok, but GoGone got the last bits and it did not streek or leave any mess :hammer:

amanger · 10-30-2006

How are you going to remember to wear a helmet and eye protection now you ve removed the stickers?

:-D

Eddiemack · 10-30-2006

I tried to peel one off... the only thing that came off was the plastic,.. it left behind the print which is now all sticky.

I'll try to remove the rest when I get time... it gets dark so dam early now... I fear I may have created a mess.

mglemans86 · 10-30-2006

I peeled my off ans stuck them in the owners handbook with the rest of them. That way when I sell the bike I'll put them back on the tank to make it box stock.

Garyhjd · 10-30-2006

Eddiemack,

Mine did that too when I pulled them off. I just peeled up a corner of what was left and pulled the whole thing off. I found using a hair dryer made it much easier once the top hard plastic had pulled off. Got them all off then used wd-40 to clean up what was left and Honda polish to shine it all up.

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Eddiemack · 10-31-2006

I'll have to try the wd-40 thing...