Decal Ghosting

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   You won't be able to remove it completely, but you can make it less noticeable. The reason you can see the the decal placement is because the thin skin of gelcoat has oxidized. You can apply any car cleaner/wax to the camper and buff around where the decal was an it will look a lot better. I used Meguiar's #50, Marine and RV finish restorer.

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gpokluda Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 11 Nov 2018 Location: East Idaho Online Status: Offline Posts: 504	Post Options Post Reply Quote gpokluda Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Decal Ghosting Posted: Today at 4:42pm
	You won't be able to remove it completely, but you can make it less noticeable. The reason you can see the the decal placement is because the thin skin of gelcoat has oxidized. You can apply any car cleaner/wax to the camper and buff around where the decal was an it will look a lot better. I used Meguiar's #50, Marine and RV finish restorer.
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Jjeffries126 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: Today Location: VA Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote Jjeffries126 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: Today at 2:11pm
	Just purchased a 2018 189 and the previous owner had removed decals. What products have others used to make the "ghosting" go away?