[Ducati] Painting/Powdercoating Frame- Saving the VIN sticker?

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I removed all the stickers from my monster before entering it in the Monster Challenge, I used a label remover that I purchased from Advance Auto, couple of beers, and some careful elbow grease. Still use it today to remove the wheel weight residues on the Victory billet wheels everytime I replace tires- Gene

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From: "Rob Allen" <ducati.rob at gmail.com> 

> On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 4:32 PM, Alec Moss wrote: 
> 
> > Well, I don't know about the VIN sticker, but I've pulled off the 
> > emissions/decibel stickers in one piece with no problem and at least on my 
> > bikes they seem to be of the same material. Maybe a little heat from a 
> > hair 
> > drier would help but I didn't bother. 
> > 
> > 
> If it comes to that, I have a heat gun I bought at Home Depot for like $25. 
> Might be worth the investment if you don't already have one. (I mostly use 
> it for heating those little shrink sleeve thingies for electrical work.) 
> It's a reasonable solution if you don't have a hair drier. 
> 
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