The Badger
New Member
Im going to remove the County stickers from the side of my 1996 90, how bads the paint fade going to be?
ninety till i die
Well-Known Member
Baaaaaaaaad
MrJC
Well-Known Member
I am thinking of doing the same on my BT grey 110.... mine comes in 5 parts due to doors and fuel filler... I am thinking of just taking a small one off first and see how much paint fade I have. I think I saw replacements for £35 but cant recall where.
I am getting a new rear door sprayed in the same colour and when I asked about paint fade I was told it would be noticable. Maybe best leaving well alone unless you/me want a respray.
I am getting a new rear door sprayed in the same colour and when I asked about paint fade I was told it would be noticable. Maybe best leaving well alone unless you/me want a respray.
wiltshire landyman
I’m back
when i removed me county stickers all the paint came orf the doors aswell
you can see in pic where i had to spray it in white
you can see in pic where i had to spray it in white
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instantsquid
New Member
Same here
Gonna be roller-painting the whole car later in the year.
The Badger
New Member
Cheers people, I thought it might be, prob leave them on there, or take them off and spray it a mad new colour, now theres a thought lol
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
burn them off wth lamp torch.
wiltshire landyman
I’m back
brianoakes
New Member
i found hair dryer to be the best way to get em off and a quick pull with the stanley knife to get something to hold..off ya go!
lamp torch is better if you have one though!
lamp torch is better if you have one though!
The Badger
New Member
I heat gunned the stripes of my elise when I get that and it wasnt to bad a result but that was a never vehicle.
Bright orange looks good, you've got me thinking now coz that looks mad, and I like something a bit different!
Bright orange looks good, you've got me thinking now coz that looks mad, and I like something a bit different!
Boris113
Well-Known Member
Heat gun works the best but a hairdryer works ok. careful use of thinners should remove the 'gunk' if any is left on and if you took the time and did the whole landy with t-cut or something similar to make the old paintwork look newer then the fading would be less noticable. Harry
