removing dealership stickers?!

[Dean]

just wondering is there any safe way of removing the dealer stickers from the back window of a car.

wouldnt mind removing the one on the back of my 182 but having done this in the past its damaged the rear screen demister strips where the sticker has been!

cheers Dean

 

[Rich]

Hair dryer to heat it up, Autoglym Tar and Adhesive remover on the left over glue.

 

[black kro]

I just peeled and then white spirit on mess less behind

 

[BrianR]

Non solvent based, wont harm your paintwork. Tesco sell it.

 

[kingz172]

stanley knife balde under edge and gently peel. SIMPLE

 

[FlameR]

Mine was a b@stard to get off. Took me about half an hour with scalpel. Have to careful where the heat strips are though!! then just use some white spirit to get the glue off!

 

[Timmay]

I just peeled and then white spirit on mess less behind

ditto - piece of piss to do

 

[Saundo]

Mine came off before it even left the dealer so it was very easy. Tried to take one off a mated that had been on for years and it was a b**ch! I used nail polish remover (asetone based) to get the residue off. Works a treat

 

[Dean]

cheers! gonna remove it in a bit
il see how easy it starts coming, if not il heat it up then use some of that stuff to remove the glue!

 

[Android]

the guy at renault blasted mine off with the hose.
its all good :]

 

[Christopher]

jackhammer

 

[Fletcher]

Just be carefull if the sticker is over the heated window elements.

 

[lanky]

I just got the old hairdryer out and warmed it up for a while then it came straight of and I then used tescos own brand glass cleaner:rasp:

Hopefully my new one wont have one, bit trickier to get to on a meggy coupe.:S