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  1. MondialMondo

    MondialMondo Formula Junior

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    #1 MondialMondo, Jul 21, 2007
    Does anyone know how hard it is to peel off the 60TH Anniversary logo from the Hotwheels 1:18 60th Anniversary Ferraris? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
     
  2. slk99

    slk99 Formula 3

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    #2 slk99, Jul 21, 2007
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  3. slk99

    slk99 Formula 3

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    #3 slk99, Jul 21, 2007
    When Silver 60TH F40 arrived from USA, we will remove its 60TH decal to a plain silver F40.
     
  4. MondialMondo

    MondialMondo Formula Junior

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    #4 MondialMondo, Jul 21, 2007
    Nice job! I will go ahead and order my 60th Anniversary models.

    Thanks
     
  5. MondialMondo

    MondialMondo Formula Junior

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    #5 MondialMondo, Jul 28, 2007
    What is the best way to remove the decals without damaging the paint? I tried it with a hairdryer but that did not really work.

    Regards
     
  6. slk99

    slk99 Formula 3

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    #6 slk99, Jul 29, 2007
    use some polish remover for nail.
     
  7. MondialMondo

    MondialMondo Formula Junior

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    #7 MondialMondo, Jul 29, 2007
    That works great. Thanks!
     
  8. slk99

    slk99 Formula 3

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    #8 slk99, Jul 29, 2007
    we used this to remove the decal of a 1/12 Autoart Mercedes Benz CLK GTR D2 to plain silver.... it works good, but make sure you don't apply too much while you are working on it... otherwise, it can also damage the paint itself.
     

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