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How do you get sticky gel stuff off the window?

My friend bought me these gel sticker things that go on the window. i kept them on the window for about a year and they kind of melted. now bugs die in them. i tried wiping them off with water and a paper towel, but it didn't work, now there is a smear on my window. (this is on the inside of my window) does anyone know how to get this stuff off? thanks

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    Because they are made from long-chain hydrocarbons (plastics), you'll need short-chain hydrocarbons to disolve them before you can wipe them off.

    Try WD-40 followed by windex. If that doesn't work, acetone (nail polish remover) will do it for sure. Don't forget ventilation!

    Good Luck!

    Source(s): Low-rent landlord for 15 years.
  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    Gel Window Stickers

  • koltz
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    Window Gel Clings

  • 1 decade ago

    By some straight edge razor blades like you use in science class. You can scrape the stuff off without messing up the window. Should only cost you a couple of dollars for a ten pack. I do it all the time to get stickers off of my car windows.

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  • 6 years ago

    Tried windex, 409, soap and water... nothing worked until I used Goo Gone. Luckily, I had some here that a friend left after a project. That dissolved the stuff fast. Then we hit it with Windex and it polished right up!

  • 1 decade ago

    take a razor to them to get a good portion of the adhesive off. you may be able to get it all of with a razor blade, but if not then use something like goo gone or goof off, or a comparable adhesive remover to get rid of the rest.

  • 1 decade ago

    maybe try a razor blade and some windex (that got some stuff off my car windshield) or get some goo gone

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    A good adhesive cleaner should do the trick.

    If not, WD-40 can do it too. :)

  • 1 decade ago

    wd-40

    Source(s): a painter i used to know
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