You won't probably. There is always a leftover flat image of where they were. But if you need to try, I'd do it with some Solvaset to soften them up as best you can. *NM*

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You won't probably. There is always a leftover flat image of where they were. But if you need to try, I'd do it with some Solvaset to soften them up as best you can. *NM*

In Response To: I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times before, how do you remove decals without screwing up a paint job? Thanks. *NM* ()

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I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times before, how do you remove decals without screwing up a paint job? Thanks. *NM*
- Sometimes, on older builds, you can put a piece of "scotch" tape over the decal and pull to lift off decal. My 2¢ *NM*
- Like Rich said.... First thing I'd do is to get some scotch tape . *NM*
- You won't probably. There is always a leftover flat image of where they were. But if you need to try, I'd do it with some Solvaset to soften them up as best you can. *NM*
  - I'd be very careful with that. Decal film is basically a clear paint...
    - That's pretty much what I did. *NM*

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