Removing vinyl graphics and restoring finish?
We've just finished removing the cracked and shrunken vinyl graphics from our 2006 Damon Daybreak. These were known to have a bad batch of graphics and the company that supplied them sent us a new se...
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I'm torn on using decals again. On the one hand, I have a full and correct set for the coach in hand already. If the material is made right, it can last a long time (probably longer than I'll be keeping the coach). Plus, I can put it on myself (I hope) or pay a local sign shop a reasonable fee to do it for me. Having the decals replaced with paint will be a lot more expensive and for us I just don't think it's worth it.
The coach doesn't look bad at all with no stripes but unless I could even out the finish I don't think it's an option.
We used a "magic eraser" wheel to remove the cracked vinyl. We tried the 3M wheel and it didn't work very well. We used a heat gun to remove the intact vinyl. To clean up the remaining adhesive we used Goof Off and followed up with water.
Mike
The coach doesn't look bad at all with no stripes but unless I could even out the finish I don't think it's an option.
We used a "magic eraser" wheel to remove the cracked vinyl. We tried the 3M wheel and it didn't work very well. We used a heat gun to remove the intact vinyl. To clean up the remaining adhesive we used Goof Off and followed up with water.
Mike
