Dealership Sticker Removal
#1
Dealership Sticker Removal
Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas when it comes to removing a sticker that the dealer put on. Unfortunately its not all just 1 sticker, every letter in an individual sticker. My friend used a razor blade on his car but i dont want to do that with the chance of messing up the paint.
#2
Yeah don't use the razor blade method. you're asking for it. Easiest way to do it is to go buy a bottle of Goo Gone first. Then take your Fit to a local wand wash and use regular water and put the tip about a cm or two away from the decal and it will break apart and fall off. Make sure you keep an eye on your timer otherwise it might turn off in the middle of doing this and you'll push the wand into your car and take a piece of your car with it. Once you do that, you'll have some adhesive residue that you can easily remove with the Goo Gone.
#4
Just like above I would return it to the dealership and have them remove the sticker. All of that should have been removed before you drove it off the lot - this way if there is any damage or problems with removing - they
will be obligated to fix it - if you do it and there is a problem they'll just say we're not responsible -
Cat :x
will be obligated to fix it - if you do it and there is a problem they'll just say we're not responsible -
Cat :x
#5
If it is the sticker advertising the fealership and it is just vinyl use you fingers to remove the vinyl and the goo gone gor the residue. If it if the plastic/metal type you can use a hair dryer to loosen the adhesive and remove. We get cars from other dealers and have to remove them.
#7
I got to the dealership just as they were unloading my Fit. I told them immediately, and several times while filling out the paperwork, "DO NOT PUT one of your stickers on MY CAR!" I even had the salesman escort the car to the back detail shop area and tell those guys to not put a sticker on my car.
That particular dealership is horrible about their dealership stickers. I see them on cars on their lot, and all over town - they put the stickers on WAY crooked and usually choose a sticker color that doesn't match the car color. For instance a Grey sticker on a Yellow car, or a Pink sticker on a black car.
That particular dealership is horrible about their dealership stickers. I see them on cars on their lot, and all over town - they put the stickers on WAY crooked and usually choose a sticker color that doesn't match the car color. For instance a Grey sticker on a Yellow car, or a Pink sticker on a black car.
#10
heat gun to loosen up the sticker then use a PLASTIC razor blade to remove. The use some 3M adhesive remover or even WD-40 to get the remaining glue off. Follow all that up with a little polish or wax to protect.
#12
GOO GONE FTW! i used an ipod opening tool instead of a razor because it has a non-abrasive coating = no scratches. goo gone and a microfiber for a nice, clean finish See? No FIT!
Yea i know, she's a dirty whore...
Yea i know, she's a dirty whore...
#14
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