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hair dryer/heat gun and eucalyptus oil

I'd be wary of metho, wouldn't it 'fog' the paint?

+1. eucalyptus oil work a treat for all that stuff. use it to do my rego stickers and those anoying service/oil stickers machanics love. never had a problem wit it damaging a single thing.

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ive used a heat gun to take off stickers before.

Just be careful not to leave the heat gun in one spot. Gets them off no problem at all.

I took of a metal HKS badge on my skyline, however it left behind some glue residue... ive tried metho and wax and grease remover to get it off but no luck...

I was wanting to try the orange stuff that would guys been talking about.. i hear you can get it at bunnings... anyone know what it is called?

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I was wanting to try the orange stuff that would guys been talking about.. i hear you can get it at bunnings... anyone know what it is called?

I have got some of this stuff at home, I can't remember the name but its in a clear bottle with a small picture of an orange on the front of it i think, and the header is wax and grease remover.

If you ask the bunnings staff they will probebly know what your talking about.

I have used the hair dryer and wax and grease remover to remove stickers before too.

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