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Have you tried tar and glue remover using a fine blade or a magic spongeI removed the dealer sticker from the inside of my car after it was in situ for 15 years. In normal circumstances, it is invisible, but on a cold morning, you can see 'ghosting' of where the sticker was located. I've tried all sorts of glass cleaner, and WD40, and paint remover (!), all to no avail. I am reluctant to use anything abrasive like a clay bar as I don't want to damage the heating elements.
Anyone experience this before and how to remove it?
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You could also try some very fine wire wool with tar and glue remover or window cleanerI removed the dealer sticker from the inside of my car after it was in situ for 15 years. In normal circumstances, it is invisible, but on a cold morning, you can see 'ghosting' of where the sticker was located. I've tried all sorts of glass cleaner, and WD40, and paint remover (!), all to no avail. I am reluctant to use anything abrasive like a clay bar as I don't want to damage the heating elements.
Anyone experience this before and how to remove it?
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I used toothpaste once to remove a bumper scuff on a hire car (non-fault!) - it does work a treat.Try toothpaste, don’t laugh, my jeweller friend swears by it.
it’s cheap, easy to control in use and won’t damage the glass. An electric toothbrush will be your best friend to avoid getting wrist cramps.
PS there’s no need for Listerene afterwards!
I removed the dealer sticker from the inside of my car after it was in situ for 15 years. In normal circumstances, it is invisible, but on a cold morning, you can see 'ghosting' of where the sticker was located. I've tried all sorts of glass cleaner, and WD40, and paint remover (!), all to no avail. I am reluctant to use anything abrasive like a clay bar as I don't want to damage the heating elements.
Anyone experience this before and how to remove it?
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I'm glad it's not just me....Over many years I have successfully used Sticky Label Remover available from hardware stores, fabric shops & stationers. In tins or betters still as a spray.
Why the heck should customers be free adverts. I detest dealer stickers whether they be on windows or stuck over previous dealer signs on number plates. There was a time when car dealers even created their little plastic badges stuck on the boot panels e.g. Hendy Ford or the more up-market Hawthorns in Farnham.
The very first job EVERY time I was supplied with a new car or purchased my own car was to remove every evidence of the company who supplied them, even replacing the number plates if necessary.
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