Babnik

The quick-lube place I went to put a sticker on my windshield to remind me when the next oil change should be. I tried peeling it off but it does not want to come off easily. What is the quickest/easiest way to get it off? A soap-water mixture?

Will Y.

Single edge razor blade + Goo Gone.

csmeance

first nick a corner of it using your fingernail and try to peel it up. Then remove the glue slowly with goo-gone. Make sure that you don't get it on the headliner or pillar.

Babnik

Thanks I will try that. Never heard of goo-gone before, I assume I can find it at Walmart?

Will Y.

Probably most auto parts stores, too.
Actually, if you have some rubbing alcohol around, put that on a piece of felt or shop towel and it should take off the residual adhesive if there isn't too much.

trance957

single blade, any auto store should have sticker removal can, for about $3, and its gone

Babnik

The sticker is almost gone. I've been soaking it with goo-gone every few days.

mynewtls

+1 rubbing alcohol - takes it off in a few minutes.

PeterUbers

iTrader: (1)

There is a tint goo remover that I saw at an autostore once -- basically turned out to be a goo gone product...

when i had to remove my front tints... goo gone too a little too much effort to get the crud off, and therefore +10 on the singe edge razor... as that little guy just ate through all that gunk -- took about 20 of 'em as they dull easily.

Babnik

Well I finally got it off. Sat in my car and decided not to come out until it was gone no matter what.

The problem was I had been applying goo-gone over the sticking expecting it to disolve it but that didn't happen, goo-gone is meant for the sticky stuff. So I scratched away at the sticker with a quarter until only the glue was left then used goo-gone and a paper towel and it came off. Now there is no trace of that sticker.

And if anyone puts a sticker on my car again I'm gonna kick them in the pants.

mglax13

iTrader: (3)

Lighter fluid works good too for anyone else wondering, but I wouldn't use it on a delicate surface or inside the car.

KzooTL

Hair dryer, heat it up then scrape it