Question?

[7 Decades]

Has any one removed the Can am decals from the upper side panels and what condition were the panels in under the decals? Thank you.

 

[tweeder]

Has any one removed the Can am decals from the upper side panels and what condition were the panels in under the decals? Thank you.

I used a heat gun and peeled them off with ease but the adhesive used left a residue. I got that off with alot of goo gone and elbow grease. The panels came out great.

 

[Clicker1944]

Same here I replaced them with smaller letters available on Ebay and more to my liking. Panels were fine.

 

[SpyderWolf]

:agree:

All the stock badging is gone from mine. Used a little isopropyl alcohol to get off any remaining residue. Panels were in perfect shape, with no indication the badging was ever there. :thumbup:

 

[Blue Star]

I used a heat gun and peeled them off with ease but the adhesive used left a residue. I got that off with alot of goo gone and elbow grease. The panels came out great.

I used dishwasher soap for the panels, and like you, elbow grease. The only decal I left on was the BRP badge in front.

 

[boborgera]

Has any one removed the Can am decals from the upper side panels and what condition were the panels in under the decals? Thank you.

I used my Wife's hairdryer, And a little Goo Gone. Worked like a charm:thumbup:
But i did find out later and in no uncertain terms, That a Wife's hairdryer should NEVER be used by me for any reason whatsoever in my garage. :yikes:

 

[wyliec]

I used my Wife's hairdryer, And a little Goo Gone. Worked like a charm:thumbup:
But i did find out later and in no uncertain terms, That a Wife's hairdryer should NEVER be used by me for any reason whatsoever in my garage. :yikes:

And, neither should any of her scissors.

 

[ataDude]

And, neither should any of her scissors.

So... pans are OK for draining coolant and stuff? :shemademe_smilie:

 

[boborgera]

So... pans are OK for draining coolant and stuff? :shemademe_smilie:

So you "REALLY" want to sleep alone in the garage.

 

[BentGamer]

Turkey baisters are a no no also.

 

[fastfraser]

Turkey baisters are a no no also.

How the heck do you get the extra oil out of the tank then ?:dontknow:

 

[SpyderWolf]

How the heck do you get the extra oil out of the tank then ?:dontknow:

Good question!

 

[Dick Wells]

You mean my wife wasn't "normal" when she let me rinse the gunk off those Bultaco cases in her kitchen sink?:dontknow: Or, when I used to heat those same cases in the oven to get them apart? She does bitch a little, if I forget to bring back the Dawn dish detergent, when I clean up a greasy engine.:lecturef_smilie: I just tell her that if God hadn't meant for guys to degrease engines in the kitchen, He wouldn't have created Dawn!:roflblack: Hey, it was her own sister who told her about all the good things that Dawn could do.hyea:

 

[Blue Star]

You mean my wife wasn't "normal" when she let me rinse the gunk off those Bultaco cases in her kitchen sink?:dontknow: Or, when I used to heat those same cases in the oven to get them apart? She does bitch a little, if I forget to bring back the Dawn dish detergent, when I clean up a greasy engine.:lecturef_smilie: I just tell her that if God hadn't meant for guys to degrease engines in the kitchen, He wouldn't have created Dawn!:roflblack: Hey, it was her own sister who told her about all the good things that Dawn could do.hyea:

Just don't rebuild the motor in the living room, and everything will be okay.

 

[SpyderWolf]

Just don't rebuild the motor in the living room, and everything will be okay.

Growing up in Michigan, my uncle had a Harley that spent the winter months in the dining room. It was usually torn apart at one time or another during the stay indoors.