How to take stickers off Volk wheels
Feb 21, 2005, 09:16 AM
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How to take stickers off Volk wheels
Hi,
I have a set of Volk wheels and the stickers on the wheels are coming off. I wanted to take the stickers completely off and was wondering about suggested sprays or products that would make this easy with no effect on the finish of the wheel. I want a clean stickerless look.
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I have a set of Volk wheels and the stickers on the wheels are coming off. I wanted to take the stickers completely off and was wondering about suggested sprays or products that would make this easy with no effect on the finish of the wheel. I want a clean stickerless look.
Thanks
Feb 21, 2005, 10:19 AM
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Go to Target or Walmart and buy a Magic Eraser by Mr Clean, it's sponge that flakes off like an eraser, just dampen the sponge with water and it should remove the stickey stuff.
Simple green works well too.
Simple green works well too.
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Decal removal
I have used the Mr Clean pad on tire marks from the track and it is great. I have used to take off decals on a car a citrus cleaner from the company that advertises in Auto Week, R&T etc a product called "invisible glass". It works great on the decals so that is what I would try first just because I have use both products but on different problems.
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Originally Posted by JB1
Dude, Do NOT use goo gone. It Will damage your clear coat and make the durface dull.
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Originally Posted by redevo58
just go to one of those power wash car wash bays and use the high pressure hose, thats how i accidentally blew the stickers off of one of my te37's.
the 3m and scotch products will do the trick, just be careful removing the sticker itself. try warming with a blow dryer. goo-gone willaso work, just do not soak or saturate the area. typically speaking, wheels need a durable finish to resist the abuse they are put through, so a little goo-gone should nout hurt. after adhesive is removed i suggest a coat of high quality wax, but if you sprang for volks, i assume you knew that already.