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How to remove a Decal??

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I feel really dense. I'd never noticed that the Union Jack was not symmetrical. Thanks for that bit of information.
 
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now you're making my brain hurt...

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...and I threw my back out holding the monitor upside-down to be sure it looked the same both ways.
 
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I tried industrial grade grease remover Xylol on a small test area. Adhesive gone in an instant. Almost no rubbing cloth contact with the paint surface required.

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I've had good luck using plain old rubbing alcohol.

Also, this thread brings up the issue of precise language.
Decals and stickers seems to have become interchangeable terms, but they are very different items, and require different handling. Just like to point this out now and then, as someone might use a procedure for one on the other. Ever put a sticker in a bowl of water and expect it to work?
 
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