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How to remove stickers? in Cycling ·
Please accept my apologies for my recent absence; I found myself without reliable internet access for a period of time.
To elaborate, I managed to locate an email from the individual from whom I originally purchased those Monster decals, and he operates under the exact same model I previously described: he presents his inventory, you select the designs that catch your eye, you wire the funds to his account, and the transaction is complete—your items arrive at your doorstep within two or three days. I find him to be quite reasonable with his pricing, and I would certainly recommend him; he is incredibly easy to coordinate with and has always handled our dealings with total fairness and integrity.
As for this second individual, it is as if he has vanished off the face of the earth. I can find neither his classified ads nor any method of contacting him whatsoever.
I sincerely hope that this information proves useful to you all.
Email: hilti11@gmail.com
Reach out to him directly, and he will provide you with the link to view his current offerings.
How to remove stickers? in Cycling ·
Ronald Diaz said:It isn't actually sticking to anything; it clearly isn't adhesive, so you really ought to be careful when peeling off any stickers.
Now I am hunting for some kind of decal to cover the mess up, though I suppose I was lucky enough to start with the smallest one first. 🤦

Well, at least you don't have that particular headache. You could just hop on eBay and order whatever custom decals you fancy. I remember once, while trying to mask up some scuffs on my scooter's plastic, I decided to just go with stickers. I sent a direct payment to a guy—I think it was via $6.75—and he mailed me eight custom decals I had picked out right in an envelope. If I can track down his contact info again, I will send it your way; he’s a decent fellow and, more importantly, incredibly fast with his shipping.