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How to Remove Decals and Graphics on an RV
by Steve
(California)
How to Remove Decals and Graphics on an RV
How hard is it to replace the decals on a 1997 35' Southwind? Where can you purchase new decals, and about do they cost?
ANSWER: Hi Steve thanks for your question. As long as the graphics on your RV are not painted on the best method I recommend to remove the existing RV decals is to do like a lot of professional paint and body shops do and use a Eraser Wheel which fits on a 3/8" Electric Drill
Eraser Wheel
These wheels (like the one pictured above), when used properly, do an excellent job of removing stripes, RV Decals, glue, etc. regardless of how long they have been on your RV. This quick and easy method will not damage your RV's finish as long as you keep in mind that the wheels are designed to run at an optimum speed of 2,000 RPM plus or minus 200 RPM.
Depending on the number of graphics you need to remove, you may need several of these wheels to complete the job.
Watch the video below to see how easy it is to use one of these wheels like the
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Now that you have removed your old decals, you need to replace them with new ones; I urge you to read our answer to Where Can We Get New Decals For Our RV?
I hope that this information was helpful.
Happy RVing
RVing Al
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to remove the stripes on my 1984 Coachmen popup. I suppose a LEARN HOW TO RUN 2 RV A/Cs ON A 30 AMP CONNECTION
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