This is how the teardrop came. With large vinyl advertising stickers all over it. Well, at least o. Both sides and a small sticker on the front - you know what? That’s pretty much all over it, so I stand by my first statement.
Now I'm not anti-Timberleaf, they build a great product at a reasonable cost, but I am adverse to advertising for anybody, especially when I'm expected to do it for free.
So this is how the trailer looks after I removed all that vinyl.
But with a coating of dust and under the right lighting conditions, the ghosts of stickers past come out to play.
My trailer is haunted!
Cool!
Hmmm, wha'd you use to take it off?
ReplyDeletePatience, a plastic putty-knife, and the sun's heat.
DeleteMaybe a little acetone is called for?
DeleteThose are painted aluminum panels, so no acetone allowed! Alcohol, Goo-Gone, and assorted cleaners, but nothing that might attack the paint!
DeleteI suspect time and exposure will ultimately fade these ghosts, in the meantime, they only show up once in a while and, unlike screen-writers, I don't don't believe that ghosts are inherently evil, so I can live with that.