Hondaline saddlebags How to remove Decal

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Going to repaint hondaline saddlebags. But there is a big decal on each one of them.
What is your suggestion on removing decal. I have try heat gun but no go with that.
Open to idea's.
 

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Run down(or over) to your local parts house, and pick up a can of 3M Adhesive Remover. Wet a rag down with it, then lay the rag over the decal and let it sit for a minute. Then start rubbing it, keeping the rag wet with the remover. It will get sticky, and you'll have to use a few rags, but it will do the trick. :yes: :good:

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It won't really harm the paint, nor will it leave any residues that will effect the paint, as long as the parts to be painted are cleaned properly.
 
Heat & razor blade scraper always worked very well, :yes: so never chanced the chemicals, :nea: already had the heat gun & scraper in my assortment of tools. :hihihi:
 
Heat & razor blade did the trick on one of the bags today. Just need to sand now. Run out of time, had to take bike for a ride on this great warm day.
 

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[url=https://classicgoldwings.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=161183#p161183:rdu2ao2m said:
zman » Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:36 pm[/url]":rdu2ao2m]
Nice, that residue will load up sand paper pretty quickly, maybe a wipe down with some paint thinner.


What he said!
 
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