Originally Posted by
cyccommute
Remove as much of the decal as possible mechanically...i.e. pull off as much as you can. Then use Goof Off or Goo Gone. I've used the Goof Off and it does an amazing job. Use the liquid, get some nitrile gloves to protect your hands and use it outside. It's not terribly toxic based on the MSDS but it does have a strong irritating odor.
Half way there using your method. It is a bit tedious. But the bike looks prettier.
Originally Posted by
LeicaLad
Depends if they were clear coated. In most cases, a plastic credit card or your fingernail will do. Then use Goo Gone to rub off the residual adhesive.
It might surprise you as being very easy. Take photos first, in case you want to find replacements later. You'll forget what they looked like.
imho.
It is yet another neighbor's bike and it is a Roadmaster. No need to ever get replacements.
