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Originally posted by nero279
There's much less strenuous ways of damaging the paint, rotary sander comes to mind 
Haven't tried them on stickers though.
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Narrow green lanes with gorse bushes are good - they remove everything, laquer, paint, arials.....
Haven't tried them on stickers though.
My other cars a QUAD
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They miss bits. You have to be wary of joining the KYSS club when you start leaving bare metal too. Logey's sierra biege surf (or sandalwood metallic as he likes to call it) has got nothing on etched steelOriginally posted by sv1000spilotNarrow green lanes with gorse bushes are good - they remove everything, laquer, paint, arials.....
Haven't tried them on stickers though. 
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If bits are missed you can always reverse back and then go forwards a few timesOriginally posted by nero279
My other cars a QUAD
(sv1000spilot on surf forums)
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i am often found doing that without treesOriginally posted by sv1000spilotIf bits are missed you can always reverse back and then go forwards a few times
Tim
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