Decal Removal
	Items Needed:    1. Heat Gun 2. Citrus Cleaner (GooGone) 3. Cloth or Paper Towels Estimates:    Time: Depends on size. Cost: ~$5 USD for the citrus cleaner. Be careful of some of the imitation GooGone citrus cleaners, some may eat the plastic, so test on a
	Step 1 - Heat It. Use a heat gun or hair dryer to heat up a small region of the decal. This will make the decal more pliable and reduce the adhesive bond. Note: Be careful not to overheat the bodywork or the paint may blister.
	Step 2 - Peel it. Starting at a corner, lift the decal away from the bodywork.
	Step 3 - Keep peeling. Use both hands as you get to the wider sections of the decal. Go SLOWLY. Too much tension will cause the decal to tear.
	Step 4 - Re-heat. The heated area will cool off after a few minutes, causing the adhesive bond to increase again. You will notice that the tension will increase and the decal will tend to tear easily.
	Step 5 - Repeat. Simply repeat Step 1 and continue until decal is removed.
	Step 6 - Clean. After the decal is removed there may be adhesive residue remaining. Use an adhesive remover to remove residue. We (Tapeworkls) really like the citrus-based adhesive removers like GooGone because they are non-toxic, biodegradable, and can be readily found at hardware, department, and grocery stores.
	Special Thanks To:
		www.TapeWorks.com
	They have provided all the above information and pictures via their web site. They are a fantastic manufacturer of great looking graphics kits for all bikes!