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wheel sticker/decal removal

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  1. anyone have any experience getting the blackwell research decals off their wheels? or should i just put on another decal that says "sucks" thanks

  2. Don't know about Blackwell. Last summer I bought a used pair of FSA carbon wheels and thought the stickers were ugly. They came off real easy only to reveal an even uglier wheel. So I bought some Zipp 404 decals and now I have a pair of Zipps. I wonder how many people will notice, and how many people will have the nerve to tell me they noticed.

  3. blkhotrod said:

    anyone have any experience getting the blackwell research decals off their wheels? or should i just put on another decal that says "sucks" thanks


    anybody with a removal solution out there? thanks

  4. Eucalyptus oil. It dissolves the glue used in stickers/decals.

  5. flipper said:

    Eucalyptus oil. It dissolves the glue used in stickers/decals.


    nope didnt touch it

  6. Try heating the decals with a blowdryer then peel them off. A bit time-consuming, but worked like a charm for me.

  7. velobat said:

    Try heating the decals with a blowdryer then peel them off. A bit time-consuming, but worked like a charm for me.


    tried this also. got it hot enough you couldn't touch it and it still didn't touch them. they must under a clear coat finish or something 😠

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