Removing graphics/ decals
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Removing graphics/ decals
Anyone have any experience with removing decals from pedals?
Specifically, the EHX nano series...
Any suggestions for doing this without removing the guts?
Kind of a ridiculous project but, eh, you know aesthetics.....
Specifically, the EHX nano series...
Any suggestions for doing this without removing the guts?
Kind of a ridiculous project but, eh, you know aesthetics.....
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
Nail polish remover and a paint scraper. I stripped an LPB a few years ago.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
acetone.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
Baby oil is surprisingly good too. And sometimes a blowdryer to soften the adhesive first.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
Cool.
I was thinking blow-dryer, then lighter fluid or goo-gone...
Wanted to see if anyone had any tried and true techniques.
I was thinking blow-dryer, then lighter fluid or goo-gone...
Wanted to see if anyone had any tried and true techniques.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
Acetone, dude.
Nail polish remover is the same thing.
But if you get Acetone from the hardware store, it'll be more effective.
It's also just useful to have around the house.
It'll remove most paints with ease.
Just don't use it on plastic, it'll tear it up!
Also don't breathe the fumes too much, it evaporates readily at room temp.
Nail polish remover is the same thing.
But if you get Acetone from the hardware store, it'll be more effective.
It's also just useful to have around the house.
It'll remove most paints with ease.
Just don't use it on plastic, it'll tear it up!
Also don't breathe the fumes too much, it evaporates readily at room temp.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
No joke about the fumes thing. I was soldering a few weeks ago and didn't properly ventilate. I was a zombie the next day.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
Turns out all you need is nail polish remover, a rag and about 10 minutes.
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Working in a lab really teaches you the best way to destroy something.
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Re: Removing graphics/ decals
theavondon wrote:Working in a lab really teaches you the best way to destroy something.