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Nothing...warm the letters up with a hair dryer and gently peel them out..then you can clean up whats left with WD-40, goo be gone, baby oil...just don't use anything that will hurt your paint...acetone, paint thinner etc.
Then you'll be back to stock.
Last edited by 73Corvette; Feb 24, 2015 at 05:48 PM.
Another option is to use thin monofilament fishing line, a piece 8-10" long with both ends tied to a key ring or other shape you can hold on to easily. Heat the letters up (carefully with a hair dryer or better, leave in direct bright sun if possible) and use a thin piece of wood or a soft plastic tool (don't use anything that can scratch the paint!) to raise a letter edge, then work in the line and use a 'sawing' motion to cut through the adhesive tape. then clean the residue up as mentioned above, wash and polish, and admire.
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