Removing printed logos?

Posted on Fri 11th, October 2013

• #1

jjjjjj

Does anybody know how to get rid of or cover ugly unwanted logos and stuff on bikes without damaging the paint?
• #2

petertreglown

Most frame 'graphics' will be under lacquer or as SBC put it, clearcoat. Consider a frame respray, not a cheap option though.
• #3

Scilly.Suffolk

If they aren't lacquered, then acetone will shift them.

Nail polish remover is readily available, but there are acetone-free varieties available now, so check the label.

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