As I removed the stupid dealer sticker off my car
hope this help some future sticker or emblem removing.
-if you are taking off an EMBLEM, do the following.
1. heat up with a heat gun (far far away from the paint though) or use a blow dryer.
2. Use a fishing line and use it to take off the emblem.
3. Use a non-aerosol sticky remover such as AUTOMOTIVE Goo Remover.
4. Dab it with the Goo remover and not rub hard. Keep doing so until gone with a clean, microfiber towel.
If you are removing a STICKER, do the following:
1. Soak it with AUTOMOTIVE Goo gone.
2. Start rubbing lightly with clean microfiber towel until it breaks up .
3. Polish the area if there is any micro scratching.
-if you are taking off an EMBLEM, do the following.
1. heat up with a heat gun (far far away from the paint though) or use a blow dryer.
2. Use a fishing line and use it to take off the emblem.
3. Use a non-aerosol sticky remover such as AUTOMOTIVE Goo Remover.
4. Dab it with the Goo remover and not rub hard. Keep doing so until gone with a clean, microfiber towel.
If you are removing a STICKER, do the following:
1. Soak it with AUTOMOTIVE Goo gone.
2. Start rubbing lightly with clean microfiber towel until it breaks up .
3. Polish the area if there is any micro scratching.
Originally Posted by Asian Invasian
The dealer sticker, with the dealers name on it. The ones they make rediculously hard to get off...
Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
hope this help some future sticker or emblem removing.
-if you are taking off an EMBLEM, do the following.
1. heat up with a heat gun (far far away from the paint though) or use a blow dryer.
2. Use a fishing line and use it to take off the emblem.
3. Use a non-aerosol sticky remover such as AUTOMOTIVE Goo Remover.
4. Dab it with the Goo remover and not rub hard. Keep doing so until gone with a clean, microfiber towel.
If you are removing a STICKER, do the following:
1. Soak it with AUTOMOTIVE Goo gone.
2. Start rubbing lightly with clean microfiber towel until it breaks up .
3. Polish the area if there is any micro scratching.
-if you are taking off an EMBLEM, do the following.
1. heat up with a heat gun (far far away from the paint though) or use a blow dryer.
2. Use a fishing line and use it to take off the emblem.
3. Use a non-aerosol sticky remover such as AUTOMOTIVE Goo Remover.
4. Dab it with the Goo remover and not rub hard. Keep doing so until gone with a clean, microfiber towel.
If you are removing a STICKER, do the following:
1. Soak it with AUTOMOTIVE Goo gone.
2. Start rubbing lightly with clean microfiber towel until it breaks up .
3. Polish the area if there is any micro scratching.
Originally Posted by myZter
what sticker are you guys talking about?? the only sticker i had was on my window..
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From: Tupelo, MS
Originally Posted by Chad68
I have no clue what sticker they're talking about from the dealer that would be on paint either. Mine was brand new and had no sticker on any painted surface.
Originally Posted by cbr900son
Bleh jim @ showstoppers took mine off and my whole bumper cracked in half.
True story...then we made passionate love in the parking lot under the stars...it was magical.
^^ eh... whenever i remove stickers from my car i use a heat gun with an extension cord and gently remove them. they come off as easy as they went on... a hair dryer works great too... no chemicals required till the sticker is off and then all you need to do is whipe it doen with a approved solvent followed by a quick wax on the area...
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