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Originally Posted by garagenc
I guess remove the old, clean with acetone and then put on the new. I'll have to watch some youtube videos. I might try without pin striping and see how it looks.
I have a really good friend who has worked fiberglass all his life and he don't ever put acetone on fiberglass/gelcoat unless you want it to develop cracks.
Something (I can't remember his exact words) about it will screw it up.
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Plain soap and water at first, then alcohol is the liquid of choice just before application.
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