Removing the dealer sticker?
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Removing the dealer sticker?
This has probably been asked a thousand times, but what's the easiest way to remove the butt ugly dealer stick from the trunk? If I hadn't of had to drive so far to get the car i'd of had them remove it. For $25k I should have to advertise for them.
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RE: Removing the dealer sticker?
ORIGINAL: Professor Wizard
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
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RE: Removing the dealer sticker?
ORIGINAL: Professor Wizard
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
Thanks! Now why didn't I think of that?
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RE: Removing the dealer sticker?
ORIGINAL: GTlust
Thanks! Now why didn't I think of that?
ORIGINAL: Professor Wizard
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
Take a hair dryer and warm it up first, will help keep it from breaking while you peal it off and will help pre-release or soften the glue.
Thanks! Now why didn't I think of that?
#9
RE: Removing the dealer sticker?
Yes, heat up with hair dryer and then using fishing line to 'cut' through the sticky glue. Start at one end and with a sawing motion work your way across the sticket. Works best if you wear some leather gloves and wrap the line around your hands a few times to prevent it from slipping. This is assuming you have a dealer badge as opposed to an actual 2 dimensional sticker.
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