hooperdoski
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I have a 2007 Class "A" 30' Damon Daybreak. The sun has destroyed many of the graphics on the passenger's side and the rear. I have the decals I need to replace the bad ones, but am unsure if I should try removing and replacing them or have a professional do it.
I know how to remove the damaged decals if I use a decal stripping chemical, but I'm afraid to use it because I'm afraid the stripping chemical will run and damage the good decals below it. There's also cases where one bad decal is very close and above another good decal (1/2" space) so I'm afraid I might accidentally get some stripper chemical onto the close decal.
Has anyone used a chemical stripper to remove graphic decals and if so, how did you prevent the stripper from getting on good decals below and close to the one you're stripping? Also, any suggestions on tricks that can be used while installing the new decals?
Thank you
I know how to remove the damaged decals if I use a decal stripping chemical, but I'm afraid to use it because I'm afraid the stripping chemical will run and damage the good decals below it. There's also cases where one bad decal is very close and above another good decal (1/2" space) so I'm afraid I might accidentally get some stripper chemical onto the close decal.
Has anyone used a chemical stripper to remove graphic decals and if so, how did you prevent the stripper from getting on good decals below and close to the one you're stripping? Also, any suggestions on tricks that can be used while installing the new decals?
Thank you