What's the best way to remove hand painted letters from a window?
I just recently got a Roland GX-24 for our screen printing shop and we have a client that has asked us to do their logo and some other vinyl lettering on the front window of their offices. They currently have the company name and some other info hand painted on that window. So I'm wondering what the best method or chemical would be to remove those painted on letters and prep the surface for my vinyl.
I was also curious as to what type of vinyl would be safe? We started out with a few basic colors of Oracal 651, but I didn't know if this was OK for a storefront window? Should I use at least 751?
Re: What's the best way to remove hand painted letters from a window?
2 friends 2 packs of beer and Blades lol will do the job
751 better quality and will last longer glass is tricky item so never wanna go to cheap on material for it due to direct sun it gets and so on
Re: What's the best way to remove hand painted letters from a window?
A flat blade scrapper from Home Depot will do the trick, but never scrape glass dry. Use a dish washing detergent (1-2 drops in a hand sprayer with water) or you will scratch the glass.
John
Re: What's the best way to remove hand painted letters from a window?
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Originally Posted by lost1
2nd the motion and use 751. Do not cover large areas of glass with dark vinyl or the window will crack in sunlight.
really, i never heard of this,................ well im off to cover a customers window in dark vinyl. i think ill cover as much as possible, did i mention the customer owes me 350.
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What's the best way to remove hand painted letters from a window? 
glass is tricky item so never wanna go to cheap on material for it due to direct sun it gets and so on
