removing stickers from a window

[adamforsythe]

Hello,
What should I do if I want to remove OLD stickers from my back window?
Thanks
Adam

 

[Goober]

Warm soapy water and a razor blade.

 

[Drey]

A good power washer up close should take it off, I took the dealership sticker off my blazer that way adhesive and all

 

[blazerpunk]

There's some stuff called oops. You should be able to find it at your hardware store. It works great for geting any of the glue residue off.

 

[dyeager535]

Straight razorblade (like for a box knife) will cut a sticker right off. The leftover adhesive will come off with paint thinner, lacquer thinner, etc. If you spend enough time with the razorblade, it will get the adhesive off too.

 

[BobK]

A product called "Goo Gone".
You can smell that it's a petrolium base product,but it works excellant!

That and a razor blade will work.

 

[pvfjr]

Acetone.

 

[beater_k20]

peanut butter

 

[firefighter184]

Use a razor blade to get the sticker itself off. Then, instead of paying $5.00 for a can of Goof Off or Oops, but a $1.50 can of Zippo fluid. Same thing, WAY cheaper. I've done it a million times. Well, three times anyway.

 

[dontoe]

12 gauge worked for me.















Naw, really they sell a straight edge razor blade holder just for scraping things off glass. Bet Wally Mart has one for a buck!

 

[flatline]

I always use Windex and a razor blade, prevents scratching of the glass and really eats away the glue adhesive. Works great and it's almost streak free

 

[swissk5]

hot air gun, or a blow drier. don't make it too hot locally.

 

[85jimmy3/4ton]

when i worked at a detail shop we used a razor blade and windex, -Just MAKE SURE to use plenty of lube (windex or something like that) and a new razor blade to prevent scratching the glass, this method can also be used to remove pinstriping or those dealership decals just take your time. Chris