Wellcraft decals

Thought those price stickers stores put on items were hard to remove. Boy, was I wrong. The wellcraft decals have been on the boat for 29 years and never budged. Is there a simple way to remove them? Have been using a razor blade scraper. A slow process, plus it leaves all the glue on the hull.
Next question, where can I get new decals? Don't tell me that I was suppose to keep the old ones.

[Franco]

You can use a blow drier to warm them up and a plastic putty knife to scrape them - look on ebay for the decals

[msbhammer]

Use goo-off and a razor. Works great.

[tsubaki]

Look under links and then decals. I have not yet bought any, hope the site is good. Single edge rasor and laquer thinner for removal.

[C YENSEN]

look on ebay under "wellcraft" i got some from a seller named "taylorint" and they are pretty nice ;)

[macojoe]

As has been siad, a hair dryer or a heat gun, but if you use a heat gun becareful not to over heat!!

After the sticker is off use lacqer thiner or goo gone.

[reelapeelin]

Take a chainsaw and cut closely around stubborn decal...leaves no adhesive residue...repair fiberglass and gelcoat, then reapply decal from E-Bay...just














































KIDDIN ;D ...

[macojoe]

lol!! ;D

[parishht]

Hey, that's not a bad idea.

I could put my anchor through the hole left from removing the stickers with a chainsaw. ;) ;) ;D

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by parishht

Hey, that's not a bad idea.

I could put my anchor through the hole left from removing the stickers with a chainsaw. ;) ;) ;D

Man, I hope you can find a better way ;) ...