removing vinyl lettering

[motovanner]

hi guys

bought a transit recently and today started with a hairdryer to warm and peel off the previous owners vinyl stickers and most have come off fine.

but theres a few that have a dark grey adhesive that seems to be firmly stuck to the painstwork - i scored some of this lightly with a stanley knife being careful not to go into the paint underneath and then applying goo-gone and working it in with a green scourer ( for doing dishes ) and its coming off but its going to be a long and laboriuous job.

is there an easier way? ( and dont say buy a different van lol - thought of that already! lol)

[karl]

Boiling hot water and patience o and time

Want s it of get some thinner or panel wipe to take The gule off then give it a mop and polish job done

[TIMO]

cellulose thinners should do it,, ( unless its been painted with synthetic paint then i would try petrol)

[blue estate]

cellulose thinners should do it,, ( unless its been painted with synthetic paint then i would try petrol)

And a match

[TIMO]

cellulose thinners should do it,, ( unless its been painted with synthetic paint then i would try petrol)

And a match

fook,,, thatll shift it

[g-man]

petrol,wd40,heat gun,blowlamp.........don't matter what you use it'll need a lot of elbow grease

[Mike]

Tardis is great for this, it does most of the work for youhttp://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Autosmart-Tar ... 0926359621

[savagesam]

some petrol and tcut

[Brains_transit]

A toffee wheel might do the job

[n8rbos]

Try carplan brake cleaner spray, did the trick with little effort for me.

[Charlie53]

I got a van with loads of vinyl lettering etc and found that acetone worked best.