dko3tgk
Feb 27, 11, 12:59 pm
I was wondering if more experienced Rimowa Topas owners can share how they remove all the security labels, and luggage labels off their aluminum Rimowa topas?
I just did a R/T SFO-ICN-SIN-DPS-SIN-HKG-SFO and i have these ugly security stickers and the residue from the luggage tag stickers on my Rimowa.
I know some feel that the stickers are a mark of pride, but alot of these were placed across the opening, and are have shredded off. These stickers were meant to break off in pieces for tamper resistance. Some are plastic, some are paper, etc.
The luggage stickers come off easily, but they leave a plastic film on the case.
They definitely do not have that classic age of travel look with large geometric stickers with big airport codes on them, it just looks like my bag got attacked by a three year old and a sheet of stickers and colored tape.
What do you do to clean them off nicely?
Oh and my Rimowa Topas has been holding up well. I don't have a cover, the guy on Ebay that FT'ers recommend doesn't make covers for the larger 2 wheel Topas. A couple of minor dings, and a few minor scrapes, but overall it still looks good, and the weight/strength ratio is great. I came back with wood carvings and glass art frames in my bag, not padded except with my clothes, and no damage whatsoever.
I just did a R/T SFO-ICN-SIN-DPS-SIN-HKG-SFO and i have these ugly security stickers and the residue from the luggage tag stickers on my Rimowa.
I know some feel that the stickers are a mark of pride, but alot of these were placed across the opening, and are have shredded off. These stickers were meant to break off in pieces for tamper resistance. Some are plastic, some are paper, etc.
The luggage stickers come off easily, but they leave a plastic film on the case.
They definitely do not have that classic age of travel look with large geometric stickers with big airport codes on them, it just looks like my bag got attacked by a three year old and a sheet of stickers and colored tape.
What do you do to clean them off nicely?
Oh and my Rimowa Topas has been holding up well. I don't have a cover, the guy on Ebay that FT'ers recommend doesn't make covers for the larger 2 wheel Topas. A couple of minor dings, and a few minor scrapes, but overall it still looks good, and the weight/strength ratio is great. I came back with wood carvings and glass art frames in my bag, not padded except with my clothes, and no damage whatsoever.