Decals

Same here...I used a heat gun on low heat setting and Safe Blades MS 103(its a plastic blade that will not damage the fiberglass finish)Also bought 3M General Purpose Adhesive Remover#08984...bought all from Amazon. It was a breeze to remove all the graphics from my 2005 Toyhauler. The only set back was paying $1200 for the OEM graphics material. I installed it myself after watching 300 Youtube installation videos. Installation came out excellent as long as you take your time and plan properly. Its best to do the installation on a warm day. At that time we were living in Florida so warm days was not an issue. lol

Thanks Ben for the tip. I've never done it before either and I should consider doing this soon so this article from TCM will come in handy when I attempt this kind of project.

I've never done it but HERE is an article from TCM if it helps.
Ben

Heat gun and razor blade if they're pliable enough to scrape off in big pieces.
Eraser wheel if not. Note eraser wheel will burn fiberglass/gel coat quicker than paint on steel, IMO but it's doable.
Acetone, prep sol etc to remove the leftover glue.

I used a heat gun to remove the "Outback" decals on my trailer and then used acetone to remove the glue residue.

I removed a lot on our camper-using old hair drier-dont scorche.
It was almost new (14 years ago) I can still see where some of them were, thouhg still looks better imo.
On your 05 just to be aware-the coloration differance may be alot on the nose. Id start small somewhere to see if its something you can live with..

Keep in mind that you might have ghosts.

Best thing is a decal eraser wheel 3M 03612

Use a heat gun.