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Removing Stickers?
I bought a used car and it has some annoying stickers on it (not ricer) , how do I remove these stickers without leaving any residue behind?
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Re: Removing Stickers?
Heat up the stickers with a hair dryer for a while, that should heat up the sticky stuff enough to peel off. Then clean off the residue with water & a rag.
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Re: Removing Stickers?
I always just use a razor then wipe it off with soapy water. if the glue is sticking real bad, use some goo gone stuff.
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Re: Removing Stickers?
Goo gone is a joke. i also use a razor. but if its on the bumper, i dunno what to tell ya.
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Re: Removing Stickers?
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#6
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Re: Removing Stickers?
Yeah, applying heat is prolly the only way to get it off the bumper.
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Re: Removing Stickers?
thats what I was thinking..
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Re: Removing Stickers?
If the sticker is on a glass surface use a razor followed by a good rub with a rag and soap. If the sticker(s) are on a painted surface you can do one of two things safely. First you can try 3-m addhesive remover spray. Or you can use a pin stripe remover wheel. Both should work fine.
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Re: Removing Stickers?
heat goo gone and warm water works best
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