Removing Dealer Window Stickers

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[mattyfez]

Get your finger nail under a corner and peel? Usually come off pretty easy..

 

[Mucky_Pup]

Hairdryer as well.

 

[4T5]

Use a hair dryer on low heat & waft in over the sticker, Once warm it will peal of easy & leave no mess. Don't go mental with the hair dryer though, Slowly softly.

 

[Firestar_3x]

Hammer should sort the problem.

 

[NVP]

And if I can't get a hair dryer anywhere near my car due to where it's located?

Hold a hot water bottle (for example) on it for a minute or so, it is only to warm up the adhesive so it is easier to peel.

 

[Firestar_3x]

Cool. Thanks.

Clearly that was a joke, just warm it up with a slightly damp hot cloth then peel it off, cleaning the remaining glue with some glass cleaner.

Btw you get into the boot by pulling that handle thing on the outside.

 

[lordrobs]

If it hasn't been on long just try peeling it off. The one on our Punto came off one pull about a week after it was stuck on.

Oh... just saw the last post

 

[coopersim]

Stanley knife blade flat against it - not at an angle, making sure you go nowhere near the heated rear window elements

 

[Tom|Nbk]

Rip them off if it leaves any stickyness get sticky label remover, it's ridiculous how many stickers the dealer put on my car.

 

[thepeteh]

Did you try the search button? I only say this because its been covered soooo many times

This has always worked for me;

Gentle heat with a hair dryer, peel off slowly and steadily from a corner trying to keep it all in one piece.

To finish, I have a can of spray solvent degreaser stuff that lifts the residue off lickerdy split.

A quick rub with some household glass cleaner = job done

 

[thepeteh]

I didn't get that far down, just replied to the opening post

*reads*

My bad, seems you sorted it!

I had to take a very old sticker off the front windscreen yesterday - some sort of old tag for M6 toll road I think it was. It wasn't going anywhere until some gentle heat!