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KirkEvil · 12-17-2009, 10:10 AM

Take them off in a temperate area around ~70*, A garage is ok. Do not take them off in direct sunlight. I would use the heat gun as a last resort because it will make the decal leave behind a sticky residue.

Damage to the paint depends on how long the decals have been on, and your paint quality. The paint shade under the decals may be different. It may leave lines in the clear coat where the edges of the decal were.

12-17-2009, 10:10 AM	#7
KirkEvil 10 Second Club Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Eatontown Posts: 1,647 iTrader: (11)	Take them off in a temperate area around ~70*, A garage is ok. Do not take them off in direct sunlight. I would use the heat gun as a last resort because it will make the decal leave behind a sticky residue. Damage to the paint depends on how long the decals have been on, and your paint quality. The paint shade under the decals may be different. It may leave lines in the clear coat where the edges of the decal were. __________________ 1999 C5 FRC: 12.7@114 2008 TBSS: 12.48@108 2017 Silverado 2500 do you even lift breh?