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2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/16/2008 5:28:48 PM

mjlandy

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How do you remove them without leaving a mark

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RE: 2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/16/2008 5:44:25 PM

David96Z

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It's been my experience that you can't. Every time I've tried it scratched the bike. So I leave them now.

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RE: 2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/16/2008 6:44:44 PM

bdphap

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Just a finger nail to start it peeling and they come off with no problems or scratches. The swingarm and chain guard stickers are a different story.

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RE: 2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/17/2008 12:05:42 AM

CBRCRF

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Heat and goof off.

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RE: 2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/17/2008 3:36:50 AM

Onarom

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+1. use heat (i.e. blow dryer) and it should come off easily. The use goo gone to remove any left over adhesive

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RE: 2008 - how do you remvoe the tank stickers - 4/17/2008 6:50:27 AM

AraCBR

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I used just finger nails to peel off + 5 mins of rubbing using Honda polish to get the goo off. Simple.
[It might help if you leave your bike outside on a sunny day for a few mins...that is all the heat it needs]

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