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steamdogman 06-26-2015 12:15 PM

Removing names off golf cart
 
Is there a way to safely remove names off a golf cart? Sold the cart and the people who bought it don't have the same names as my wife and I

graciegirl 06-26-2015 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by steamdogman (Post 1079151)
Is there a way to safely remove names off a golf cart? Sold the cart and the people who bought it don't have the same names as my wife and I



Oh Thank goodness, I was afraid you broke up.

dewilson58 06-26-2015 01:00 PM

I would let them do it.............just in case.

The guy at TV cart shop said to use a hair dryer.

PaulDenise 06-26-2015 01:11 PM

The letters peel off well with a hairdryer to heat the glue first. Then use Goof Off to remove the remaining adhesive.

Kevin and Luci 06-26-2015 01:38 PM

You may also find the paint to be faded and the names will remain after anyway..... That is what happened on ours.........

Fraugoofy 06-26-2015 02:05 PM

I just peeled the names off with my fingernail. Simple!

villagetinker 06-26-2015 02:49 PM

I used finger nails, and a little heat, then the goo be gone. As stated, you will probably have an outline of your names on the cart, as the paint below the decals was protected.

I agree with previous poster, let the buyer take these off just in case something happens.....

TV MAN 06-26-2015 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by villagetinker (Post 1079218)
I used finger nails, and a little heat, then the goo be gone. As stated, you will probably have an outline of your names on the cart, as the paint below the decals was protected.

I agree with previous poster, let the buyer take these off just in case something happens.....

Yep that's the easiest way for sure work the hair dryer on low to med heat.:thumbup:

PaulDenise 06-28-2015 01:02 PM

Using a car type paste wax like Turtle Wax over the whole front of the cart might decrease the residual shadows.


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