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Tony McDonald
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I have some old vinyls that needs used up, and a customer that want's lettering in six big windows for a large garage sale and auction.

The sale is only for one weekend, so the vinyl will only be up for maybe a week, and it will need to come off.

Kind of a perfect situation to use up some old stock.

Anyway, I don't want to vinyl to stick hard. Thinking of a light dusting with talc powder or something to make it not so tacky, for easy removal.

Anyone done something like this before?

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Dan Beach
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I wouldn't think that it would be too hard to remove it after only a week on glass. Should be able to just pick up the corner with a razor blade then peel.

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Dan Beach
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just paint it!

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Dawud Shaheed
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Duncan Wilkie
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If you use powder, you may have difficulty removing the premask tape. If there's a lot of small lettering how about applying it to static cling first.

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Duncan Wilkie
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Like Dan said, don't think it'll be to hard to remove after only being on for a week.

Stevo

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Before applying, let it make light contact with a t-shirt then pull it back off. I remember that tip in a tips and tricks section of Signcraft years ago.

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If it goes on glass, you should be able to get it off with a blade scraper easily.

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roger bailey
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Apply it with Windex, that should keep it from bonding too well.
he he he he he

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Roger Bailey
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Tony McDonald
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It's just big lettering on about six picture windows.

Probably won't be hard to take off after a week, but thought maybe if I could turn it more into a cling vinyl, it would save me some time with removal. Seems like I remember reading on the vinyl specs was full adhesion after about 3 days.

It's on glass, and the weathers getting cooler which won't help with removal.

And it's for a family member, so I'm helping out, and using up some old stock.

I'm not much of a painter OP, but I'm sure this could be painted pretty easy. It's just simple garage sale stuff. Punkin' Yellow, lime green & orange.

I like the fuzz off the shirt idea. Might do something like that...and not clean the windows first.

Once, I accidentally grabbed the wrong bottle and hosed some vinyl with Rapid Remover instead of RT. That didn't stick very well [Smile]

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LOL, directions? who needs stinking directions? when you use Rapid Remover to clean the adhesive off a panel, you'd better use Rapid Tac II to clean it or it won't stick. Rapid Roger makes some super products.

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