Baked on "Break-in Schedule" Label

[J. Breeze]

I'm looking for suggestions on how to remove Triumph's static cling, break-in schedule after the previous owner left it on the gas tank of my 2001 through several Sacramento Valley summers.



It is now baked onto the tank. I have tried rubbing alcohol and Motul's Spray and Shine and have only managed to get off small bits around the edges.



Any ideas?

[Green Lantern]

McClarens's or S100 will have something for that.

[Wayne]

Zippo lighter fluid.Just make sure there are no flames around.It won't harm the paint at all.I used it on my tank with no problems

[TigerTrax]

I'd try it on some other metal painted surface.... maybe GOOP...???



But I almost always turn to Charcoal lighter fluid for that kind of stuff...

but you've gone a similar route.



Put a naked woman sticker over it!

[TRKTEK]

Try brake cleaner, it may take a few good soakings but it usually cuts most adhesives.......Good luck



Do you think maybe the DPO broke it in properly? :D