Chat about Equipment Info
 #79205  by ronster
 
Got my stickers today. Very kind of u. Thinking one on the car and one on the guitar.
Thanks again
Ron
 #79272  by hotasaPistol
 
Just got mine....much obliged!
you are a kind and wonderful person

thanks again

George :smile: :smile: :smile:
 #79318  by jefkahn
 
Thanks for the stickers--awesome.

I'm thinking about the Wolf sticker for my Tele. Anyone know if I change my mind down the road and try remove it, will I have little Wolf parts forever stuck to the finish?
 #79319  by strumminsix
 
jefkahn wrote:Thanks for the stickers--awesome.

I'm thinking about the Wolf sticker for my Tele. Anyone know if I change my mind down the road and try remove it, will I have little Wolf parts forever stuck to the finish?
What's the finish?
 #79320  by Utah Joe
 
Try Goo Gone. I've used it on various types of wood furniture without a problem.
 #79328  by Rusty the Scoob
 
Using a little heat while removing stickers helps a lot, too... about a hair-dryer on high is as hot as I'd go on a guitar, or a heat gun on low.

As far as long-term effects... it might leave an outline, especially if it's a Nitro finish vs. Poly, and if it sees a lot of sunlight.
 #79337  by jefkahn
 
strumminsix wrote:What's the finish?
Good question, and I have no idea. It's an American Series Tele from 2004.

I would be afraid goo remover would take off the finish. That stuff will take the skin off your hand if you let it. :cry:
 #79338  by strumminsix
 
jefkahn wrote:
strumminsix wrote:What's the finish?
Good question, and I have no idea. It's an American Series Tele from 2004.

I would be afraid goo remover would take off the finish. That stuff will take the skin off your hand if you let it. :cry:
Most likely it's a urethane finish. Theoretically if your guitar isn't exposed to massive lighting and kept in a case, etc, etc it should come off just fine with a blow dryer.

All that said, I still wouldn't put it on my axe :)
 #79341  by Rusty the Scoob
 
Almost certainly a Polyurethane finish as S6 said.

Goo Gone adhesive remover as suggested above will absolutely not harm Fender's famously thick and hard (that's what she said) Poly finish. It's a great product, most drugstores will have it, plus any Home Depot, etc. It's yellow-orange, comes in a clear bottle, and smells kind of citrusy.
 #79343  by jefkahn
 
Thanks guys.
 #79461  by Griz
 
Crappy Day at work.

Checked the mail and saw Thomas' envelope.

Instant SMILE.... crisis over.

Thanks Thomas.
 #79628  by Good Times
 
Got my stickers on Friday, what a great start to the weekend :cool:

Thanks again Thomas, it was very kind of you. :smile: