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Without getting slammed for my choice of tank protector or getting replies of using urine of other vile liquids to remove this, I was hoping someone else may have ran into the same type of issue and hear what they used to make this disappear?
I have heard that WD40 works well, Goo Gone, etc but would rather not start doing something on this in fear of ruining the clear coat or worse yet paint!
Any good advice on getting the old nasty backing material off the tank so I can re-apply the center piece which they so kindly sent me one back free!
This was what was applied before and been ripped off a few months ago.
Amazon.com: DUCATI 1199 PANIGALE R Real Silver Carbon Fiber tank Protector & red sides knee pads: Automotive
Many thanks!
:BoomSmilie_anim: :violin: :rlwhore:
I have heard that WD40 works well, Goo Gone, etc but would rather not start doing something on this in fear of ruining the clear coat or worse yet paint!
Any good advice on getting the old nasty backing material off the tank so I can re-apply the center piece which they so kindly sent me one back free!
This was what was applied before and been ripped off a few months ago.
Amazon.com: DUCATI 1199 PANIGALE R Real Silver Carbon Fiber tank Protector & red sides knee pads: Automotive
Many thanks!
:BoomSmilie_anim: :violin: :rlwhore:
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