kc_madsen

<p>I have a AE-1 that needs repair. Anyone ever use slr35.com for repair?</p> <p> </p>

<p>OK, so 3 responses indicating there probably wont be a mark left gave me enough confidence to give It a go. I got the corner lifted and then put a piece of scotch tape over it to help pull it off. There was glue residue left behind so I used WD40 as Bill C advised. Cant tell it was ever there. It wasn't the glue I was really worried about, it was the possibility that the chrome would be discolored from being covered for 30+ years. Came out looking like a brand new camera--- minus stickers! Thank for the responses guys!<br> KC</p>

<p>I just acquired a mint condition Canon AE-1P. It still has the passed sticker on it and I would like to remove it, but I'm afraid it will leave a mark. Has anyone else been able to remove one of these without leaving a mark? This is the chrome version of the AE-1P not the black. I know some people say the camera is more valuable with the sticker on, but to me they were packing material that should have been removed when new.<br /> KC</p> <p> </p>