Removing Dynakit labels from cages

I accidently chipped one of my vintage Mark III cages and it looks like I will be repainting both of them. Recreating the texture over the chip (down to the metal of course) will be a bit of a trick. I don't want to create more problems when I pull off the Dynakit labels... Anyone have a known good way of getting those off? I could use heat but the whole goal is to avoid pulling off paint with the sticker.
...j

Hi,
Bob Latino forwarded me a copy of your post. I have removed these original foil
labels from the Dynaco cages without lifting or damaging the base paint. Typically,
there remains a residual film of adhesive from the label on the perforated cage. This
can be removed with application of Acetone and some rubbing with a soft cloth. The
label cannot be reused after removal in most cases, but these are currently available.
Just lift up one corner of the label and peel it off the cover.

It would be best to re-paint the entire cage as opposed to attempting to just paint the
chip area as the color will be difficult to match exactly. Light sanding is best prior
to painting. I believe there is a post on this forum regarding the specific paint to
use which closely matches the original brown cage color.

Regards,

Kevin @ Dynakit

This is very coincidental, I just bolted the cover on one of Bob's ST-120 I just finished and was going to replace the label and started peeling (it was well glued) and started wondering if I was going to ruin the nice cage that I picked up, I stopped half way. I'm going to give the heat gun a quick run to see if that helps. I have some nice new label from Kevin, other then that it's a done project!

The MKIII cages are a bit like the transformers messy! Curious to see how you move with them. I was thinking of not sanding them but just getting them clean for painting with light chemicals and seeing if the texture can be re-used if a light coat of paint is used.

And thanks Bob/Kevin for the tips, will be a big help.

Sandy