Hyper Sports Gear R Stickers

[brendanshort]

My stickers on the rear are stuffed. Is there a way of ordering replacements withing paying stupid amounts of money for them?

 

[MattL]

Most people just remove them.

You could try finding out part numbers and tracking from Missusbitchi but I somehow suspect you're up for a few dollars

 

[brendanshort]

Not sure how exactly I would find a part number for a sticker....

 

[vuonguz]

ahaha lol 'short'

 

[vr401]

Not sure how exactly I would find a part number for a sticker....

Is this what you're after?
OEM part number, Quantity, Name , Manufacture period ,,Price
MR192167 01 DECAL,R 1994.09.1 - 1996.04.3. 24 USD SNJM < R(4WD/DOHC),5FM/T

 

[CLuTZ]

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[brendanshort]

Clutz

PM sent to Sivart

 

[TBOWGN]

Matt, what was it you said was best to remove them? Some sort of oil and a hair dryer?

 

[MattL]

I never did them myself.
a panel beater I know suggested using a heat gun, eucalyptus oil and something else, but I can't recall.
Sorry mate

 

[CLuTZ]

Orange oil works good....

Be careful when using heat guns or hair dryers- you dont want to bake the paint.....

 

[TBOWGN]

Orange oil hey? Where do i get that from mate?

 

[CLuTZ]

Orange oil hey? Where do i get that from mate?

Should be able to get it from Bunnings dude....

Soak it every 5 mins for 30 mins, then start scraping....

Finish it off with a cut and polish if you have to.

 

[TBOWGN]

Good man, cheers

 

[TBOWGN]

Had to spend 2-3 hours with a stanley blade and some citrus stain and glue remover, very very gently peeling off these 15 year old stickers without cutting into the paint.

Just a bit of a advise for you Shorty.

 

[Lozzle]

Eucalyptus oil works well for me.

Add a hairdryer, something like a flexible credit card and a bunch of patience