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    Removal of the ugly decals

    Today was the day I have been looking forward to for the last 3 weeks.

    Anytime I have had free I have been out the back with the WD40, the missus hair dryer and a plastic blade slowly heating and ripping the ugly decals off the truck. Bloody glad to see them gone to be honest.

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    All in all it probably took 8 man hours, 3 packs of durrys and a whole lot of expletives.

    Now to start tweeking the mechanics of it before it hits 400k and get her on the tracks.

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    We used to use dental floss on motor bike decals

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    Definitely looks better I reckon.

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    Nice work! How did you go removing the pin stripe? I'll be removing it from my gq shortly, but it looks like it isn't going anywhere.

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    Definately looks better mate. Some of the decals they put on cars are fairly out there hey!?
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    Removal of the ugly decals

    Nice but you left the Ford badge.
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    Removal of the ugly decals

    I liked the stickers it looked very umm... 1980 lol, nah mate it looks a million dollars now !!! Well done!!

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    Much cleaner now, nice job!

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    Just one of those pain in the butt job that needs doing.
    100% on on what it was, Metho or 3M goo remover will remove any glue residue.
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    I used a pressure washer - they came off easily.

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