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I went out to the garage last night and found some bad news, the I and A letters don't want to stick. In the pic you can see how the paper is sticking to the letters and it's leaving the glue to the letters.

I've got the IH number so I'm going to try and track down another decal and if that falls thru I'll call and have one made local.

Here's the IH number if anyone wants it.

IH# 2752302 R1
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That will look awesome, when you get the decals on!
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Don't you mean when I get the decals to stay on it.

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What do you have to loose, try lacquer thinner or acetone on the tape removal!!

The no-stick letters can be clear epoxied on then spray the whole thing with clear coat type paint.

I custom made a decal for my daughters truck hitch back in 2006 by laser printing on white vinyl decal stock, sprayed it with Krylon clear, and it still looks great!!
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What do you have to loose, try lacquer thinner or acetone on the tape removal!!

The no-stick letters can be clear epoxied on then spray the whole thing with clear coat type paint.

I custom made a decal for my daughters truck hitch back in 2006 by laser printing on white vinyl decal stock, sprayed it with Krylon clear, and it still looks great!!
CAD it's worth a shot and I would be out nothing but time. Thanks for the idea!
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Don't you mean when I get the decals to stay on it.

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If that paint is at all fresh, lacquer thinner will take that right off, too.
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duke nice #40 box blade looks good nice paint job too
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duke nice #40 box blade looks good nice paint job too
Thank you! I still need to get replacement decals for it. I've had thoughts of switching it to cat 0.
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