removing stickers

[final abode]

one of my side stickers on the williams is slightly faded compared to the other side, anyone have a good way of peeling/removing the sticker so i can put a new one on?
thnx

 

[CUPCRAZY]

one of my side stickers on the williams is slightly faded compared to the other side, anyone have a good way of peeling/removing the sticker so i can put a new one on?
thnx

Furtiture polish mate.

 

[Bezza4]

Hair drier or a hot air gun. Warms the glue up underneath and makes it easier to peel off.

May leave a slight bit of glue where the outline of the sticker was. This will either polish off, or use a bit of tar and glue remover.

 

[final abode]

cheers ppl , and none of these ways would affect the paintwork?

 

[Final Maxim]

check to see if the sticker hasnt been laquered over first, on an old car like that you may be an unfortunate one..

 

[final abode]

nope no laquer over stickers, still on original panels paint.
previous 3 owners have been cliosport members , the cars been garagedand covered most of its life , its been pampered.
so using a hair dryer wont effect the paint?

 

[Bezza4]

No it should be fine. I used to remove stickers with a hot air gun at the garage I used to work at. Although all the cars were fairly new, so I do not know if it will make a difference on an older car.

Just be careful. Obviously doon't keep it blasting away on it. Only warm it up enough to get the sticker off.

 

[final abode]

thnx bezza , appreciated, i wont get carried and will err on the side of caution.

 

[Final Maxim]

imagine how hot the paint gets on a red hot day n how hot the bonnet gets after a few hundred miles. really wont hurt it with a hair dryer