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Removing dealership stickers

Branoic · 2010-08-25 10:11:13

Hi, what's the best way to remove dealer stickers from the back window? Tried to see if it would just peel off but seems to be stuck good and tight.

25-08-2010 10:11am

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Branoic

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Hi, what's the best way to remove dealer stickers from the back window? Tried to see if it would just peel off but seems to be stuck good and tight.

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#2 25-08-2010 10:18am

M.J.M.C

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I did this myself and had the same problem, easily fixed

AutoGlym do a whole range of products, i bought one in halfords
http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-quickselectorCar.asp

I think it was the tar remover, put a bit on a cloth, rubbed it and the sticker and sticky residue came off with it

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#3 25-08-2010 10:43am

corktina

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I always do this and the numberplates surrounds etc. ALways come off cleanly for me.

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#4 25-08-2010 11:03am

mathepac

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Heat it gently with a hair-dryer, lift a corner and peel. Use white spirit or any other simple solvent to remove any residual adhesive. Clean window afterwards.

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#5 25-08-2010 11:47am

Raiser

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+1 on Hairdryer - Removed a ton of really messy stickers with heat recently and made it tolerable in comparison to just solvents and elbow grease.......

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#6 26-08-2010 4:38am

Yarnhall

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Peeled it off then cleaned it with hot soapy water.

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