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karul Just Startin'
karul
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Mar 2, 2012 9:48 AM

Removing a sticker from a grill cloth

I want to remove a sticker from the lower left corner grill cloth on my Line6 Spider III 75W. I've tried to pull out the sticker, but there are some papper and glue residues. So I've stopped, because I don't want to mess this thing up.

 

So I'm asking for help - how to ged rid of the sticker?

 

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Tags: sticker, cloth, grill
  • fflbrgst Power User
    fflbrgst
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    Mar 2, 2012 10:46 AM (in response to karul)
    Re: Removing a sticker from a grill cloth

    Mine peeled right off - maybe your got 'baked on' in the sun at some point.  I would be careful about using any solvent/cleaner.

     

    I must say its a pretty stupid thing for Line 6 to put on the amps - when customers buy them, the amps are in boxes, and only the demo models actually display this to people.

  • TheRealZap Expert Line 6 User
    TheRealZap
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    Mar 2, 2012 10:50 AM (in response to karul)
    Re: Removing a sticker from a grill cloth

    wow, being a spider III from the looks of it... that sticker has been there for a long time... not sure if it will come off clean.

  • karul Just Startin'
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    Apr 13, 2012 11:41 AM (in response to karul)
    Re: Removing a sticker from a grill cloth

    I've manage to remove the sticker. It was a tricky job. WIth exacto knife I've made careful cuts between the sticker and grill cloth everytime when the sticker wasn't willing to peell off. After the sticker was removed there was some residues of papper. With gentle, real GENTLE  scratching with exacto the residues was  successfully removed.

     

    That's the way I did it. No solvents, no cleaners.

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