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Old 05-15-2007
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Replace Mainsail Emblem

The big 'O' on Karma's main sail (she's a 1981 O'Day 34) has long since gone and is now a tacky dirty spot.

How (or can) do I get rid of the tacky-dirty spot without compromising the sailcloth?

Where can I go to get a new 'O'?
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Try calling sailcare and describing your problem. I've been very happy with their restorations of quite a few of my sails over the years.
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I'd second Cam's suggestion of contacting Sailcare.
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is the sailmaker's STANDARD for insignia cloth adhesive removal from sails.
Usually available at most common hardware stores. Sold in 1 pint plastic bottles.
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You could buy that spinnaker cloth that has glue on one side, and comes in many colours and remake the O again.

I believe the kite stores sell the spi cloth with adhesive
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