Hi Folks,
I would like to relocate the stickers on the front panel and place them on the frame under the drip tray. Has anyone done this without scratching up the panel. If so I would love to here how.
Cheers
Taking stickers off
Re: Taking stickers off
Done that exactly.
I removed the panel, warmed it up to loosen the glue (I used steam actually) and then manually, very carefully (if you want to relocate them) pull them up. I stuck them back on the interior side of the front panel.
Good luck.
I removed the panel, warmed it up to loosen the glue (I used steam actually) and then manually, very carefully (if you want to relocate them) pull them up. I stuck them back on the interior side of the front panel.
Good luck.
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Currently on deck grinders: Mythos and MXKR
Backup grinders: Robur, Major.
Toper Cafemino Electric and Poppery 1 roaster
I have a serious problem ... Can you guess what?
Re: Taking stickers off
Ok thanks. Removed the stickers but the glue remains. Used a fair bit of elbow grease with hot water and a rag with no luck. Any more suggestions?
Thanks
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Re: Taking stickers off
As a cheap home remedy, rub with butter or try finger nail polish remover. For a store bought remedy, try "Goof Off" in the hardware store's paint isle.comrade wrote:Ok thanks. Removed the stickers but the glue remains. Used a fair bit of elbow grease with hot water and a rag with no luck. Any more suggestions?
Thanks
Chas
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Mazzer Kony E, Customized Rocky
Hottop P/B
Re: Taking stickers off
Get yourself a bottle of "Goo Gone" from the local drug store or Target, WalMart, SavOn. It does an amazing job or removing glue and stickers and is an orange based product.