Sticker kit peeling off……

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  • #114967

    Anonymous

    I think keeping the jet wash away from them helps. It’s what killed the decals on my bike.

    #114968

    Greg
    Member

    You wash your bike you are kidding when I washed it I had to chain it to the fence it kept running from the water, wasn’t game to try bike shine on it ! lol

    #114973

    Anonymous

    She does like it dirty.

    #114981

    Mick D
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    Moto wrote:

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    She does like it dirty.

    Not as dirty as Eagle’s likes it…

    #114986

    Anonymous

    NOBODY likes it dirty like Eagle does :laugh:

    #114921

    Matt Baker
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    Fossil wrote:

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    Once they start to go there is no saving them. Peel the bastards off and spend your money on tires, brake pads etc that you need to keep your bike running. Bling sticker kits are for those that have to much money.

    its not a bling sticker kit its the original stickers which protect the plastics! they dont even make bling kits for the 625.

    #115044

    Anonymous

    The decals I had (before they peeled off) did protect the plastics pretty well from scrathes and scrapes and help to keep the bike looking good. I like having a nice clean bike to go ride on.

    #115138

    Chris
    Member

    You could always use the ballards clearskins over the stickers, this would keep your stickers stuck well and truly, I’m not looking forward to have to pull it off though.

    Chris.

    #116150

    Anonymous

    Surely the pressure washer can wriggle it’s way under there too though Chris? The trick is not to point the pressure washers at the decals I guess :huh:

    #116645

    Mick D
    Member

    One of the Tank stickers came off the XR the other day and riderX gave me some sort of spray on adhesive that worked a treat.It’s name escapes me though. It is something they use in the plastering trade.

    #116666

    Anonymous

    Sweet! I know the stuff you mean :huh:

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