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When I had mine removed thy used a drill with a round rubber attachment, It worked like a big eraser and took off the stickers without hurting the paint. Not sure where to get one though.

 

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[h=1]POWERTEC STRIPE & DECAL BODYWORK STICKER REMOVER RUBBER WHEEL TOOL. I found it on E-Bay[/h]

 

The turtle wax label remover will be tough to use under 32 degrees. I think it even says it on the product. If your doing it outside and it's below 15 degrees don't waste your time and money. De-natured alcohol will aid you if your below freezing. Paint thinner is best but obviously it is Not paint friendly.

 

I have a solvent in a 20 Oz coke bottle given to me by the graphics shop that did my lettering. Use a 3M eraser wheel to remove the decals. Then with a paper towel wipe some of this solvent on the remaining glue and let it sit for a couple of minutes. Then wipe it off. Very easy, quick, and takes virtually no elbow grease. The solvent is called "orange peal" ask around at some local graphics/lettering shops. Probably common knowledge in that line of work. I got mine for free. It's less than a cup in the bottom of the bottle. Enough to last me a lifetime as much as I remove a
ny decals. Great stuff.

 

I bought my (decal remover) drill attachment from CARQUEST. I think it is made of bees wax. It goes in drill like a wire wheel. Takes all decals off leaves paint untouched. Not really any clean up to mention. I would think any store that sells auto paint would sell this wheel.

 

I went to body shop supplier and they had a Dupont and a cheap wheel. Counterman said for what I wanted to do(same as you) get the cheap one. $19.00 with the mandrel and all. It went through those decals like a hot knife through butter. The wheel still has plenty of meat left on it. Those things are the answer for decal removal.