How do I remove a sticker from my car window?

Use Goo Gone. The stuff is amazing!

You will need

1 household hairdryer

3 clean cloths

1 plastic spatula/scraper

1 bottle of industrial alcohol

1 bottle of car polish

Step 1: Check and think ahead

Whether your sticker comes off easily or not depends on its age, where it is on the car and the quality of the adhesive.

An old sticker has usually become yellow and the surface is often cracked due to hardened out glue. Brittle stickers will only come off by using heat.

It's quite possible that when you take off an old sticker from a painted area the colour underneath will be different to the rest of the car. Polishing the area can often help in this situation, but there might still be a shadow. If the sticker is on a painted surface, you have to decide what´s worse - the outdated sticker or a shadowy patch.

Glass stickers come off more easily and of course, you'll have no paint issues to deal with.

Whatever you do, though, do not use any sharp objects or metal sponges as they can seriously damage both painted and glass surfaces.

Step 2: Create a secure working environment

Let's start by making sure the vehicle is on a flat and levelled surface, away from traffic and any inflammable materials.

Put on the handbrake and put the gear stick into first gear. In automatic cars place the gear stick in the parking position.

SAFETY WARNING

A SAFETY WARNING ! Work in a well-ventilated area away from sparks or open flames. Do not smoke -you are dealing with inflammable liquids.

Step 3: Try peeling off the sticker

Check if the sticker can be peeled off with your fingernails. Your nails will not damage the car's paint or the glass, but you have to be very careful to avoid damaging the sensitive skin under your nails.

You might be lucky and the sticker will come off in one piece.

It is more likely, though, that it wont come off or will crack into small pieces. If that's the case, don't waste your time, move on to the next steps.

Step 4: Heat up the sticker

Heat will soften the hardened glue, so heat up the sticker's edge with a hair-dryer for two minutes.

Direct the heat at the sticker with circular motions so you don't stay in one spot for too long. Make sure you keep the hair-dryer at a distance of at least 3 cm, as you don't want to damage the paint or the glass. Bubbles will appear on the sticker's surface and it will become visibly softer.

Step 5: Remove the sticker

Now pick up the plastic spatula and carefully remove the sticker. If it still won't come off in one piece,Keep directing the stream of hot air onto the part that is still stuck on the car. Direct the air into the space moving up between sticker and the surface until all remaining bits peel off easily. Make sure you don't burn your hand !

Step 6: Remove any residue

The residue can be removed with a cloth that has a little alcohol on it.

Apply a little alcohol on the rag. Wipe off any remaining glue.

Step 7: Heat up the residue

If the remainder of the sticker is too hard to remove, reheat it with the hair dryer: The residue should then be easier to wipe off with the rag.

Step 8: Remove residual grime

Wipe off the grime with a clean part of your alcohol-drenched cloth

Step 9: Wipe the area clean

Take the unused, clean cloth and wash the alcohol off. That way, you have no aggressive substances left that might damage the paint.

Step 10: Polish the surface

Apply a spot of wax or car polish on the third cloth and carefully polish the surface. Too much rubbing could damage the clear coat over the paint work.

And that is how to remove glass and bumper stickers the Videojug way.

Use a heat gun, a hair dryer will work too, and slowly move it across every part of the sticker for a few minutes. After that it should come right off. If there is residue then some goo gone will take it right off and there you have a clean window.

I used to artwork at a motor vehicle dealership. We used to apply Windex and a razor blade to get the stickers off. it is going to come off incredibly actually. make advantageous the blade is at an attitude once you employ it so as that it doesnt reason harm

spray the sticker with WD-40 and then scrape off with a razor blade.

Just use a razor blade to scrape it off. You can get almost all of it off. If you don't like what's left, use windex or some goof off.

I think you should wet the sticker and then gently scrape it off with your fingers. it will come out clean. thats what i do.

lighter fluid and a razor blade

white spirit, or even petrol, but dont spill on paintwork,.