Best way to remove dealer stickers? I've got a huge one thats gotta go
09-21-2001, 02:43 PM
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i've used WD-40, BUT....
make sure you clean it off well with a degreaser or soap and then wax the area.
put WD-40 on a cloth until damp and also soak the sticker as best you can. it will loosen the adhesive and allow you to pull it off...most liekly in pieces.
i never liked the idea of a hair dryer blowing at 120+ degrees on my clear coat... to each his own.
put WD-40 on a cloth until damp and also soak the sticker as best you can. it will loosen the adhesive and allow you to pull it off...most liekly in pieces.
i never liked the idea of a hair dryer blowing at 120+ degrees on my clear coat... to each his own.
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Maybe you should just use a really big hair dryer :-)
I'm not sure it makes much difference... With a hair dryer you're heating it pretty slowly. It's not like using a heat gun or anything since it works by convection.
As for it being in a concentrated spot, yes, that's true, but the temperature gradient is pretty gradual over the surface. Not much different than if you parked your car in the partial shade of a tree.
As for it being in a concentrated spot, yes, that's true, but the temperature gradient is pretty gradual over the surface. Not much different than if you parked your car in the partial shade of a tree.
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