[dkevox]

quick question.

I'm going back home to my baby tomorrow. YAY (hopefully its nto broke...)

anyway, the crappy dealership put a damn dealership sticker on the trunk!!! like as if the dealership license plate frames arn't enough of an eyesore.

but seriously having the dealership name stuck on the car right above the mitsubishi is really pissing me off and I'm going to take it off, (especially since i have the graphite grey and they put a blue and white sticker, BLUE AND WHIT on grey, what morrons)

Anyway, how do i take the sticker off without damaging the paint?

 

[antics22]

you take it back to the dealer, and have the moron that sold u the car take it off himself. that way, if anything fucks up, you can have them replace/fix whatever they broke.

 

[kidneythief13]

Try heating it up w/a blow dryer. This should make the sticky part gooey & easy to peel off. Do so very slowly & use goo-gone to clean up.

 

[dkevox]

haha, good call.

It just pisses me off. who freaking "vandalizes" someones brand new 35k car?

 

[SiC]

Like kindneythief13 said, use a blow dryer and heat it up for a few minutes. Then peel it off slowly.

 

[Kooldino]

WD40 and your thumbnail will work as well.

 

[The Rockstar]

Try heating it up w/a blow dryer. This should make the sticky part gooey & easy to peel off. Do so very slowly & use goo-gone to clean up.

:+1:

 

[DaemonSadi]

WD40 and your thumbnail will work as well.

+1... WD40 and some floss to get it started. Once it is peeled a bit just rip off with your fingers. Finally, clean up the left over goo with some Goo Gone and all is better!

 

[MooseX]

we used to use Starting fluid for hard to remove stickers...spray on and the glue literally melts for 10 or 15 seconds then resticks if your not quick enough peeling it off. Works good on lift tickets too when sharing

For badges we use a hair dryer and fishing line FYI

 

[Web9]

Use goo gone or bug and tar remover to get the residue off.

Do NOT use Goof off (unless you want to remove your paint).

 

[Malves85]

Goo Gone works wonders. I had some real nasty tar all on the side of my car after a road was just finished and the a**holes didnt put any signs up. I was sure ripping off the chunks that bonded with my car would take the paint off. I just took an old rag, soaked it with goo gone then squeezed it over the chunks of tar and they came off not problem and no marks at all.
I use it for bird droppings too when I cant wash my car that day.

 

[EvoX-LI]

I used goo gone. Its the shit. Sometimes when I feel too lazy to run to the nearest auto store, I use zippo fluid.

 

[_Chris_]

Use goo gone or bug and tar remover to get the residue off.

Do NOT use Goof off (unless you want to remove your paint).

Bug and Tar remover works wonders for me.