Decal Removal | Winnebago Revel
We decided that we wanted the van to look more like a simple van and less like an RV. The obvious step to take here is to remove the decals, so we did. There are a million videos on YouTube about taking decals off cars, so I'll just say that my technique was to get a 1000 watt heat gun, and then heat each letter for about 5 seconds from about 6-8 inches away. Then I just used my fingers and exercised a bit of patience. It took about 90 minutes to remove every single sticker and decal from the van.
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Mod Specifications
Mod Category
AestheticsTotal Time
A few hoursSize
Medium ModDifficulty
MediumTotal Cost
RV Details
Type of RV
Class BMake
WinnebagoSeries
RevelModel
Year
2018How to | Decal Removal - Winnebago Revel
View helpful step by step instructions on how to complete the “Decal Removal” mod on a 2018 Winnebago Revel along with the products and tools that you’ll need to effectively accomplish the job. This Aesthetics mod was considered medium to do and took a few hours to complete.
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These decals came off the easiest, and left very little adhesive behind.
These were the hardest, and frequently fragmented under my fingers. Heat was more useful here.
I briefly paused and considered this, imagining that perhaps I had found the van's new name. But then I forged ahead.
I used this stuff (without gloves) for removing what little adhesive was left behind. For about 2 hours after using this stuff, my face was flushed, and I felt a little woozy. There are no warnings about this on the label, but I'd recommend wearing gloves if you're going to use this. (The scraper utensil was never used, fingers only for my van.)
Death Valley's dust showed me that some of the adhesive is pretty stubborn.
A silver Revel with absolutely no stickers or decals.
And from the rear.