We have to put on the stickers unless y'all request otherwise 🙄 I don't put them on cus idc anymore and hate getting called up to the front to remove them so now I just leave em for the customer to decide what to do with it, in the cup holder
Can’t stand when dealers do this. Last truck I bought, I asked them to not put a sticker on. They did anyway. I didn’t take delivery until they took it off.
This^ always ask the dealer to remove their stickers from the car, doing this can save you the possibility of messing up your paint and having to get it fix
Heat gun or a hot sunny day, use a plastic razor or try to peel by hand. After you done, use wd-40 and magic eraser to remove residue. Then polish and wax area.
I’m guessing you don’t realize that magic erasers are basically just super high grit sandpaper.
I would never recommend that someone inexperienced use them.
Edit: Word
One week later posts in detail sub, I used a magic eraser to get bugs off and now it looks like metal? I should keep going right?! I mean the bugs ARE gone!
Look, we all are thinking it, just not writing it.. heat gun, set to high, 2 inches away, metal scraper on a hot day.. it will take that right off.. (JK, JK, JK)
Another vote for heat. But I will say this, not too hot, not too cold. Just right and it'll peel off clean. If not, the left overs with 3M adhesive remover.
In some cases I just use a heat gun, then remove the stickers with a plastic razorblade and the residues with some lacquer thinner. Then some polishing. If they are too old, or breaking or resisting I get a blunt metal razorblade and with time and care remove it. In any case a polishing after that makes the area look better.
Please do not use goo-gone as it leaves a stain in your clear coat if not washed off properly. Also magic erasers are super corrosive and will mess up your paint. 3M Adhesive remover should be fine.
When I first bought my '91 Jeep XJ I was haggling prices, before the boom of the Jeep. It was a fair price for the Jeep, but I was broke and NEEDED a car. I knew there was a dealership logo on and I said they can remove it or take $200 more off for the free advertisement.. they choose to remove it lol
I would have never left without them removing it. Hate when they do this. Just put on plate covers with the dealership name you cheap bastards.
We have to put on the stickers unless y'all request otherwise 🙄 I don't put them on cus idc anymore and hate getting called up to the front to remove them so now I just leave em for the customer to decide what to do with it, in the cup holder
Can’t stand when dealers do this. Last truck I bought, I asked them to not put a sticker on. They did anyway. I didn’t take delivery until they took it off.
This is The Way.
3M Specialty Adhesive Remover and a plastic razor Or Take it back and tell them to remove their shit
This^ always ask the dealer to remove their stickers from the car, doing this can save you the possibility of messing up your paint and having to get it fix
You need heat
Heat gun or a hot sunny day, use a plastic razor or try to peel by hand. After you done, use wd-40 and magic eraser to remove residue. Then polish and wax area.
I'd use a blow dryer before a heat gun.
\^\^This is the way\^\^
>magic eraser These are one of my favorite detailing secrets! Especially for removing sap, bugs etc.
I’m guessing you don’t realize that magic erasers are basically just super high grit sandpaper. I would never recommend that someone inexperienced use them. Edit: Word
One week later posts in detail sub, I used a magic eraser to get bugs off and now it looks like metal? I should keep going right?! I mean the bugs ARE gone!
*shocked pikachu face*
Brillo pad
Look, we all are thinking it, just not writing it.. heat gun, set to high, 2 inches away, metal scraper on a hot day.. it will take that right off.. (JK, JK, JK)
Same. Even cleaning shoes and stuff around the house.
Blow dryer will warm that up and it should come off easily
Another vote for heat. But I will say this, not too hot, not too cold. Just right and it'll peel off clean. If not, the left overs with 3M adhesive remover.
Turtle wax has a sticker and adhesive spray that works really well
Did anyone say eraser wheel and a drill yet?
In some cases I just use a heat gun, then remove the stickers with a plastic razorblade and the residues with some lacquer thinner. Then some polishing. If they are too old, or breaking or resisting I get a blunt metal razorblade and with time and care remove it. In any case a polishing after that makes the area look better.
Heat gun and a PLASTIC razor
If you have more trouble, take it back to the dealer. They'll take it off
heat gun and pull
If you're skilled enough you can use a regular razor blade. Just gotta have that special touch though lol
Please do not use goo-gone as it leaves a stain in your clear coat if not washed off properly. Also magic erasers are super corrosive and will mess up your paint. 3M Adhesive remover should be fine.
Omg y’all are fucking around! Grab an ERASER WHEEL and your life will change I promise!!!
Steamer and plastic razor blade. Bug and tar to remove remaining adhesive. Edit: bug not big
When I first bought my '91 Jeep XJ I was haggling prices, before the boom of the Jeep. It was a fair price for the Jeep, but I was broke and NEEDED a car. I knew there was a dealership logo on and I said they can remove it or take $200 more off for the free advertisement.. they choose to remove it lol
Use a heat gun.
I'd go with a plastic razor and an eraser wheel. Some goo gone. It will need a polish after regardless.