Attempt 1:
Method: fingernails/various scraper type instruments/white spirit (yes, white spirit - i am an ass!)
Time taken: 30mins
Result: horrible mess, some apparently permanent paint damage :-(
Back to the drawing board, time to search online for some tips (thank you londonfgss). So...
Attempt 2:
Method: Heating up area with transfer with hairdryer and simply peeling off in one go.
Time taken: 5mins
Result: pretty much perfect
The moral of the story kids? If you got the urge to remove some transfers, please get a hairdryer.
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3 comments:
damn man... that's heartbreaking and i hate to say it but yes, tsk, you're an ass! what were you thinking?
anyways are you gonna re-coat it?
i feel your pain dude. Go get a Witcomb now!
ouchhhh. Thanks for tips.Time for a new one? Cinelli is calling ur name mate. ;p
LOL it's not that noticeable now - I got most of the glue residue off and there is a little paint damage but nothin too scary.
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