[xNoxMoRexHondax]

so im removed all the stickers from the bike and theres a sticky residue left behind from it! what can i use to remove all this?

 

[JETMECHANIC]

Goo Gone, laquer thinner, isopropyl alcohol, and some waxes will take it off. good luck

 

[xNoxMoRexHondax]

Goo Gone, laquer thinner, isopropyl alcohol, and some waxes will take it off. good luck

wont alcohol and laquer thinner damage the paint?

 

[pswamp605]

alcohol wont, damage the "paint" nd unfortunately wont take off the goo. i havent been able to it off of my bike either, but avent tried goo gone yet

 

[MR DANGLES]

Goo gone with waxed dental floss works awesome…… be sure to rinse real well after every sticker is removed

 

[JETMECHANIC]

alcohol wont, damage the "paint" nd unfortunately wont take off the goo. i havent been able to it off of my bike either, but avent tried goo gone yet

That's what I used to take it off mine. I used laquer thinner on the tank , and isopropyl alcohol on the plastics and it did not damage mine. But I will say the alcohol I used is 99% its not the 5% that you get at the store, I got it from work we use it to clean Skydrol off the aircraft (hydraulid fluid used in our aircraft and the best pain stripper there is )

 

[gsxr600ls1]

goo gone works great, plus it smells like oranges

 

[Guilty]

mmmm.. oranges...... :yumyum:

 

[jpekel08]

Alsol made by carbrite i believe. we use it on cars after we sell them to get all the sticky residue off

 

[bustanut]

3m adhesive remover available at most deatail shops, sprayon and wipe clean with soap and water afterwards.

 

[BaDCaT]

mmmm.. oranges...... :yumyum:

:laughingr

Gasoline worked for me.

 

[flyin low]

3m adhesive remover available at most deatail shops, sprayon and wipe clean with soap and water afterwards.

+1:thumbup:

 

[pilot3]

WE-40. Works great and no bad effects. Swear by it as do many mechanics I know.

 

[GixRgirl]

I used WD-40 as well and the sticky res. came right off.
I then immediatly washed with soap and water.

 

[HOG SLYR]

WD40 :thumbup::thumbup: