how do i get my stickers off the car?

saintdooley · Sun 12 Apr 2009 5:43pm

i know this has been asked 5000 times before but i cant find it through the 'search' area.
but how?

ive tried everything. we now have 7 saints stickers on the car and i want to take them off and just have the one 2009 member sticker!
thanks

matrix · Post: # 722289Post **matrix** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 5:45pm

razor blade
and if a sticky residue is left get some nail polish remover (be careful if they are tinted windows tho)
dont be surprised if a shadow is still seen in sunlight

snoopygirl · Post: # 722300Post **snoopygirl** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 6:12pm

Eucalyptus oil.

matrix · Post: # 722302Post **matrix** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 6:25pm

im presuming they are on the window here and not the bumper....lol
im still after one thats sticky on the front and not the back so u stick it on the inside of the window....

Eastern · Post: # 722310Post **Eastern** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 6:37pm

Warm them up with a hair dryer before you start. If they have a corner that is lifting, you should be able to peel them like bananas using the hair dryer. Failing that, a $2.50 scraper from Bunnings should do the trick !!

saintbrat · Post: # 722459Post **saintbrat** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 10:59pm

snoopygirl wrote:Eucalyptus oil.

or tea tree

scrape with blade and then clean glass with eucy or t-tree.

Iceman234 · Post: # 722462Post **Iceman234** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 11:04pm

snoopygirl wrote:Eucalyptus oil.

Worked for me after I scratched the crap out of my glass.....

thanks snoops

Beej · Post: # 722485Post **Beej** » Sun 12 Apr 2009 11:27pm

Haha you must look like a family of footy tragics!

westy · Post: # 722629Post **westy** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 12:03pm

How about a brick?

saint1974 · Post: # 722633Post **saint1974** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 12:11pm

Have 5 on the back of my car and are proud of them even if some are a bit faded.

Try a citrus oil worked for me removing kids stickers off wardrobe wipe or spray on let it sit for about 5 mins then gently use a scraper to get bulk off then use a kitchen scourer to remove rest.
Good Luck!

VietNam_Saint · Mon 13 Apr 2009 7:33pm

Step 1- Pour flammable liquid over offending area. Petrol works best
Step 2- Step back. This is very important
Step 3- Light match and throw at offending area.

Stickers should be gone in no time.

SaintDebi · Post: # 722901Post **SaintDebi** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 7:38pm

I thought only Collingwood members did it that way?

Pwoit · Post: # 722912Post **Pwoit** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 7:41pm

westy wrote:How about a brick?

That's how i got my last sticker off the back window - some one decided to smash my back window.

Eastern · Post: # 722928Post **Eastern** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 7:46pm

Dooley

Have you got the bloody things off yet

!!

saintdooley · Mon 13 Apr 2009 7:58pm

Eastern wrote:Dooley

Have you got the bloody things off yet !!

no
ive tried everything that was posted here (except blowing up the car and throwing a brick at it)

VietNam_Saint · Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:05pm

Trust me Dooley.

My way will work.

SaintDebi · Post: # 722971Post **SaintDebi** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:06pm

saintdooley wrote:
Eastern wrote:Dooley

Have you got the bloody things off yet !!
no
ive tried everything that was posted here (except blowing up the car and throwing a brick at it)

Must have used stronger glue on yours than on everybody elses.

Might be easier just to buy a new car.

saintsrus · Post: # 722991Post **saintsrus** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:16pm

Pay up your insurance and drive it to the Port game, guaranteed to be stolen

perfectionist · Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:20pm

Treating the wrong problem - it's the car that's stuck to the stickers!

Bathe the whole car in Eucalyptus - won't remove the stickers but you'll never do a hammy!

Ghost Like · Post: # 723012Post **Ghost Like** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:26pm

matrixcutter wrote:im still after one thats sticky on the front and not the back so u stick it on the inside of the window....

I'm pretty sure it's called your registration matrixcutter

The Fireman · Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:32pm

Buy a new car.

older saint · Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:41pm

Fly Spray

Peel off what you canthen use fly spray and a bit of elbow grease

Eastern · Post: # 723041Post **Eastern** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 8:50pm

You Pay in advance

I Remove

!!

BallBanger · Post: # 723060Post **BallBanger** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 9:09pm

A wet sponge held on for 30min - 1hr..sticky/masking tape will hold wet sponge on.
Will then peel off easily - no damage as most other suggestions alah brick etc

stinger · Post: # 723062Post **stinger** » Mon 13 Apr 2009 9:10pm

BallBanger wrote:A wet sponge held on for 30min - 1hr..sticky/masking tape will hold wet sponge on.
Will then peel off easily - no damage as most other suggestions alah brick etc

better still...a wet sponge covered by gladwrap......