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How to remove tire info decal?

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Andrew-S:
Julie - I'm pretty useful with Bev's Nicky Clarke hair dryer, but don't want to get so far then totally bugger it up.

Rob - I can live with a few dings (pat'anah), the chrome is looking a lot better after I spent time on it. What name does Piki trade under on eBay?

hairygit:
You can deal direct with Piki, he's a member on here, cheaper than e bay then!

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Piki:
Hello there, try with WD40 or 3-1 Spray and “hot gun” and be patient.
If you need the decal contact me and I will send one for you.
Best Regards.

Andrew-S:

--- Quote from: Piki on February 21, 2020, 09:20:24 PM ---Hello there, try with WD40 or 3-1 Spray and “hot gun” and be patient.
If you need the decal contact me and I will send one for you.
Best Regards.

--- End quote ---
Thank you for the tip Piki, much appreciated - will be in contact.

Regards,
Andrew

Rob62:
Andrew, my rear mudguard has some pitting (in fact most of the chrome has) and the front one has pitting and dents... but it looks right on the bike, but unfortunately parts of the said decal were missing so i did have to buy a replacement from piki...and very nice it looks too. I read that original tidy bikes are gathering popularity these days ... they are only original once as they say, so if your mudguard is not bad maybe it would be fitting to use as is.... Although I fully believe in doing whatever you like to your own machine whether it be full £15k restoration or rat bike, each to his own.... But a nice tidy original bike that can be ridden is my idea of perfection 😀 here’s mine...

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