Thank you for this video. I was not looking forward to the very laborious and time-consuming job of heating the factory vinyl decals, scraping and peeling, and possibly sanding if the vinyl was too difficult to come off of my 27-yr old 33ft Rexhall-Airex motorhome. I didn't even know this product existed. Again, thank you!!
Your title says you are painting them back on. Do you have a video or after picture of the paint job. What kind of paint would you use to paint a graphic back on to fiberglass?
Did you buy this product some time ago? I can't seem to find it. There's something similar available on Amazon when I search for graphxoff, but nowhere online can I find it.
Sarah Javed i dont know if u are still looking for this product but u can find it here along with brushes and scrappers. I myself am going to get some for old racing stripes that are a huge pain in the ass lol hope this helps. autotrimdesign.net
You would think RV manufacturers would want to address this problem that effects every RV that's stored outside within a few years and makes their product look like crap.
I, too have a Carriage "Cameo LXI" fifthwheel and my gold vinyl decal has cracked....just today, I was asking an RV repair guy if he "re-did" decals, cause I've never removed them and I dang sure can't destroy the fiberglass gel coat under it...i can easy get a new decal but it's getting it off that worries me. This looked pretty easy to me....dang. It looked reeeaaally easy! You sure no harm came to the fiberglass gel coat under that decal? Lol!! I'd die if that happened. My RV was a small is fortune to buy new just like yours was, I'm sure! Mine still looks brand new, except for that cracked up decal. Maby I can do a real small spot and see...like the size of a dime...haha Man, decals stink....just paint it for goodness sakes, ya know? Some say wax them, some say NO!..Whos right?? Who knows? I guess I'll wait 5 to10 years to see who's right? Lol! Ugh!! I do know that the sun is causing them to crack! Well, either way, it's gotta get re done or I'll be "shamed" being at the campground and have to wear a paper bag on ma' head cause my cracked up, funky ole vinyl. I can't face campground rejection!! Yikes!!! Hahahaha!!! ( just kidding) Anyway, this looks like what I need. Thanks Buddy!! Really appreciate your showing us and saving us some $$!! Sorry so long winded. I'm a typical female...a jabberbox!
Do you happen to know the ingredients? Almost looks like some type of a paint stripper, but that would destroy the paint finish too. I'm up in Alaska so lots of things don't ship up here if they're hazmat. I actually have a fiberglass box on the back of my van in trying to remove some lettering. Will try a standard heat gun first, but was just checking out some alternatives.
Tried this on my airplane to remove an old decal. It did remove the decal quickly, BUT also took the paint off! Any paint that came in contact with the stuff came off. What a mess.
Dave Pledger I am looking for the stuff to, in a previous reply they have a link to a store autotrimdesign.net... i’m trying to remove decals from a trailer..
What I don't understand is why after going thru all this effort to get them off a lot of folks go back to the company and buy a replacement set of decals so they can do this again in another five years or so. Hey look, the decals are nothing more than a rolling ad for the company, why would you PAY them for doing that? Just go neked.
Oh man, that looks way easier than any other method I've seen. Thank you for the video!
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Thank you for this video. I was not looking forward to the very laborious and time-consuming job of heating the factory vinyl decals, scraping and peeling, and possibly sanding if the vinyl was too difficult to come off of my 27-yr old 33ft Rexhall-Airex motorhome. I didn't even know this product existed. Again, thank you!!
Thank you so much for sharing
this great video...
My decals are 34 years old!!! LOL
1985 Pace Arrow...
"Let the Games Begin"
Best method yet. Thanks
I just ordered some ,looking forward to using it.
What did you order , he didn’t mention what he used ?
I use GraphXOff Vinyl, Adhesive and Paint Remover too. Takes seconds, no matter how old the sticker is. Amazing stuff
Where are you buying it? I can't find any place selling it.
www.autotrimdesign.net/GraphXOff_Vinyl_Adhesive_Paint_Remover_GROG.asp
@@nickinicki3282 Thx
@@dpspike9368 where did you buy it ?
Looks like some good stuff, where can it be purchased at ??
Wonder if you left the first coat on a little longer, would you need a second coat?
Was that bottle size enough to clean all of the decal?
Magic
Your title says you are painting them back on. Do you have a video or after picture of the paint job. What kind of paint would you use to paint a graphic back on to fiberglass?
Sorry for the delay but you can use this rustoleum paint but for graphic designs I would recommend the spray can method.
Ordered some product today to give this stuff a try let’s see how well it actually works when it gets here
What I need to search for to get this product ?
Will this work on my van? It is clear coated inder the graphics. Don't wanna destroy the paint, just want the graphics off
Did you buy this product some time ago? I can't seem to find it. There's something similar available on Amazon when I search for graphxoff, but nowhere online can I find it.
Sarah Javed i dont know if u are still looking for this product but u can find it here along with brushes and scrappers. I myself am going to get some for old racing stripes that are a huge pain in the ass lol hope this helps. autotrimdesign.net
You would think RV manufacturers would want to address this problem that effects every RV that's stored outside within a few years and makes their product look like crap.
No they want you to trade in for a new over priced one
Looks great, did you ever repaint your Carriage?
just the decals
Is that scatching the gel coat at all ,looks like your using a razorblade
I, too have a Carriage "Cameo LXI" fifthwheel and my gold vinyl decal has cracked....just today, I was asking an RV repair guy if he "re-did" decals, cause I've never removed them and I dang sure can't destroy the fiberglass gel coat under it...i can easy get a new decal but it's getting it off that worries me. This looked pretty easy to me....dang. It looked reeeaaally easy! You sure no harm came to the fiberglass gel coat under that decal? Lol!!
I'd die if that happened. My RV was a small is fortune to buy new just like yours was, I'm sure! Mine still looks brand new, except for that cracked up decal. Maby I can do a real small spot and see...like the size of a dime...haha
Man, decals stink....just paint it for goodness sakes, ya know? Some say wax them, some say NO!..Whos right?? Who knows? I guess I'll wait 5 to10 years to see who's right? Lol! Ugh!! I do know that the sun is causing them to crack! Well, either way, it's gotta get re done or I'll be "shamed" being at the campground and have to wear a paper bag on ma' head cause my cracked up, funky ole vinyl. I can't face campground rejection!! Yikes!!! Hahahaha!!!
( just kidding) Anyway, this looks like what I need. Thanks Buddy!! Really appreciate your showing us and saving us some $$!! Sorry so long winded. I'm a typical female...a jabberbox!
Looks like it works
You gotta put an Amazon link in the description so you get paid brother
Do you happen to know the ingredients? Almost looks like some type of a paint stripper, but that would destroy the paint finish too. I'm up in Alaska so lots of things don't ship up here if they're hazmat.
I actually have a fiberglass box on the back of my van in trying to remove some lettering. Will try a standard heat gun first, but was just checking out some alternatives.
Did you give it a try ??
Nope, still a bit cold here.
Okay I see , I’m in Az ,just ordered some product to give it a try hopefully it works as shown
Let us know how it works out. All the best!
Can I use this on my fiberglass siding, I have a 2012 R-pod? thanks!
Yes you can.
Tried this on my airplane to remove an old decal. It did remove the decal quickly, BUT also took the paint off! Any paint that came in contact with the stuff came off. What a mess.
Where did you get the GraphXoff? I don't care about the paint coming off too. But can't find anyplace selling it.
Dave Pledger I am looking for the stuff to, in a previous reply they have a link to a store autotrimdesign.net... i’m trying to remove decals from a trailer..
Works like paint stripper. Probably is.
I didn't hear you say what you scraped it with. Your video is titled as if you're painting them back on. Not shown, in what I viewed.
is there is any alternative of this? or can we use kerosene oil
oil?
NOOOOOO.... Very Flammable
What are you scraping the decal off with?
This is BS, why are there no replies here?
It’s just a plastic scraper
I used plastic razor blades
@@davidmahoney8807 I'm sorry you think it's bs but it's not. I dont live on the computer like some folks. I did the video to help people.
should have applied it with a wizz roller
Can you see where the sticker was. Fade spots
yes
Dang second coat makes me mad! Need better solution.
Where I can buy it ? I really want to buy this I’m detailer can you pls tell me where I can buy it
Ali Sami autotrimdesign.net
www.autotrimdesign.net/GraphXOff_Vinyl_Adhesive_Paint_Remover_GROG.asp
Gordon Ramsey??
im sure a sharp metal blade will destroy my paint .....help!
Tom Shaw just get a plastic scrapper with a duel edge so it doesn't scratch the paint take ur time
He's using a plastic blade that looks like a single-sided razor blade.
What I don't understand is why after going thru all this effort to get them off a lot of folks go back to the company and buy a replacement set of decals so they can do this again in another five years or so. Hey look, the decals are nothing more than a rolling ad for the company, why would you PAY them for doing that? Just go neked.
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