About to remove a decal, any product recommendation to remove the left over sticky residue, wanted something that will not harm my paint.....anyone tried "goo gone"?

* Last updated by: Monster14 on 4/20/2009 @ 7:54 PM *

Goo gone works perfectly.
I have removed many a sticker with it and no issues.
GO for it.

Thanks for the info guys!!

I used the old hair dryer to pull off the decals, then just plain old car wax to take the goo off of my 06. Worked great and shined up the bike as well!!

Question. Does the Ninja stickers on the tank come off the Monster 14? Or are they under clear coat like the 07's? I really like that bike. Would be in love with it if ALL but the Monster claws decals come off like the 06.

* Last updated by: Philhnnss on 4/21/2009 @ 6:04 PM *

I used stuff called stickeroff made by hardlineproducts.com worked great allowed me to get off in one piece to have paint masks made. got it at lethbridge ab if that helps.

Used a hair dryer last night and then goo gone and washed and waxed it, took off the large white Kawasaki logo above the Large monster M on the front fairing....made the front end look alot cleaner, and yes the ninja on the tank is clearcoated on.

Thanks for the info!!

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What a pain in the a><........Tried it all. Nothing works. This takes time and patience which I have none of Fffffff .UUUU <><><><<>> THE END .

Romans,
squirt goo gone on the sticker and let it soak for a long time.
After that, scrape with your finger nail and rub the remainder of glue into a ball.
I have had experience with stickers like your photo....pain in the ass.
Soak it for a long time with Goo GOne.

Good luck.

I got it butttttt, it took a long time . The biggest piece that came off was maybe half a mill. The top layer came off no prob.....but the bottom layer was a bit^h. I think the hairdryer melted the rubbery plastic to the swing arm. I have nothing good to say about the whole operation. Well that's not true . It's OFF