How to take off Stickers
11-20-2002, 12:03 PM
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How to take off Stickers
I have those Trd Off road stickers on the back , i tried to take it off but there not coming off to easy anyone know how to take it off
11-20-2002, 12:08 PM
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What Gene said should work. Once they are off Rubbing Alcohol does wonders to get the sticky leftovers and is way more user friendly than nail poish remover or simliar. Out of curiousity why do you want to remove them?
11-20-2002, 12:25 PM
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I just removed my factory "toyota" emblem, I used my plastic welder "torch" attachment, the thing practically fell right off 
Just a little polishing compound, and no more trace of any sticker. Of course I did it to install one of those "ugly" TRD stickers, along witha "supercharged" sticker. Hehe, to each his own! 
Just a little polishing compound, and no more trace of any sticker. Of course I did it to install one of those "ugly" TRD stickers, along witha "supercharged" sticker. Hehe, to each his own!
11-20-2002, 01:35 PM
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the reason i think there ugly is because mine where losing color had air bubbles , the background was black on a black truck plus you could see the wax around the edge and i could not get that off either. I think these look good on silver 4runners though.
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Originally posted by Philly
Hey Ralph, when you remove the Toyota sticker was there a paint color difference. Was the paint darker as a result of fade with the other paint being exposed to the elements?
Just curious.
Hey Ralph, when you remove the Toyota sticker was there a paint color difference. Was the paint darker as a result of fade with the other paint being exposed to the elements?
Just curious.
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Originally posted by Philly
Hey Ralph, when you remove the Toyota sticker was there a paint color difference. Was the paint darker as a result of fade with the other paint being exposed to the elements?
Just curious.
Hey Ralph, when you remove the Toyota sticker was there a paint color difference. Was the paint darker as a result of fade with the other paint being exposed to the elements?
Just curious.
Absolutely no difference at all, looks like it was never there.
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Once they are off Rubbing Alcohol does wonders to get the sticky leftovers and is way more user friendly than nail poish remover or simliar.
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I have only used methods mentioned by Gene and UKMyers, and to date there isn't any sort of visible difference as far as the paint is concerned.
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I have only used methods mentioned by Gene and UKMyers, and to date there isn't any sort of visible difference as far as the paint is concerned.
Outkast`
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