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What's a good and simple way to remove hard-to-remove car stickers?
I've tried rubbing a hot water-soaked rag over the sticker repeatedly (which usually works for registration stickers on the windshield) but it still won't budge. The sticker is on the body/trunk and has been on for around 3 years already. I'm afraid to ruin the paint. Help!
8 Answers
- Hawk996Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Heat vinyl stickers with a hair dryer or heat gun. Do not overheat the paint, or it will be more likely to chip.
Peel the sticker slowly, pulling it off at a 90-degree angle while heating the next section.
Put a solution of 1 c. rubbing alcohol and 1 c. water in a spray bottle.
Squirt the sticker with the solution and allow it to soak in for a few minutes.
Never use a metal scraper or anything abrasive on your car's finish; try a plastic putty knife instead.
Waxing the car will help buff up the surface after the adhesive has been removed.
- 1 decade ago
try olive oil,, it worked for me after some one told me about this trick,, I had stickers on the trunk by the tag and it actually took of the glue residue..
- mnwomenLv 71 decade ago
Heat it with a hair dryer and peel slowly. Then you can try baby oil or WD40 but be careful
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- HADITDUNLv 51 decade ago
USE WD-40 SPRAY ON STICKER ALLOW TO PENETRATE AND THEN PEEL OFF!!! WORKS EVERY TIME.
Source(s): SELF TAUGHT! I USE FOR REMOVING ANYTHING WITH A 'GLUEY' ADHESIVE. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Tea tree oil
- Anonymous1 decade ago
use a hair dryer to warm it up