[b1gdaddy98]

Get an annoying bumper sticker that has been on the car for almost 5 years, or at least it looks that way off. It wont peel off.

[Matt.]

powerwasher. Go to a do it your self carwash if you or a friend dont have one. Also windex might work

[b1gdaddy98]

Ight i'll try the windex first tomorrow once this snow clears out it makes the car so ugly lol right in the middle of the rear bumper it says Home Depot....My Toy Store lol

[GtrTech]

heat it up with a blow dryer.

[b1gdaddy98]

I thought about that one but didn't know how the heat would effect the plastic bumper or what not i have a heat gun.

[mcqueen]

Originally Posted by b1gdaddy98 I thought about that one but didn't know how the heat would effect the plastic bumper or what not i have a heat gun.

Just be careful and don't hold the heat gun right up against the bumper and you should be fine. If at any time it looks like the plastic is starting to melt, move the gun away and let it cool down before either continuing or trying a new method.

[sickfox]

And use something hard (plastic) To scrape at it. It shouldnt be too hard to get off.

[b1gdaddy98]

ok well i'll try it tomorrow and let ya know if it came off thanks for the suggestions

[southfour!]

use heat and goo gone, there is a special one that wont damage paint and it is specially for stickers (it comes in a clear bottle and the liquid is dark yellow) but make sure to test it on a hidden area first, i used that to remove my ugly dealer logo and a heat gun and it worked like a charm.

[b1gdaddy98]

ok sounds good, also the white stripe at the bottom with Mustang in it in order to remove it and have it look good it prob needs to be repainted right? just removing the sticker wouldn't look good would it?

[Triple A]

Originally Posted by southfour use heat and goo gone, there is a special one that wont damage paint and it is specially for stickers (it comes in a clear bottle and the liquid is dark yellow) but make sure to test it on a hidden area first, i used that to remove my ugly dealer logo and a heat gun and it worked like a charm.

+1

goo-gone is one of the greatest inventions in the world

[b1gdaddy98]

a guy at advanced auto parts today said something about trying WD-40 but i'm going to try heat and scraping with a credit card or something first then i'll go buy the goo gone

[WLJohnson05]

Originally Posted by b1gdaddy98 a guy at advanced auto parts today said something about trying WD-40 but i'm going to try heat and scraping with a credit card or something first then i'll go buy the goo gone

wd40 works pretty good too. i used it to take off dealer logos on two cars now and it worked flawlessly both times

[b1gdaddy98]

good i'm going to try that, now...does anybody have a suggestion about the white stripe? as seen in my signature?

[atlanticblue98]

Originally Posted by b1gdaddy98 good i'm going to try that, now...does anybody have a suggestion about the white stripe? as seen in my signature?

it'll come off the same way. i took the sticker off my father's 2007 with just a hairdryer, and peeled it off slowly. then cleaned up any left over sticker with windex and a towel

[mcqueen]

Originally Posted by b1gdaddy98 good i'm going to try that, now...does anybody have a suggestion about the white stripe? as seen in my signature?

It depends on if it's vinyl or paint. If you can run you finger over it and feel the edges, then just use a hair dryer/heat gun and it should come up (but go slowly). If you can't feel an edge then the only way to get rid of it is to have the car repainted.

[b1gdaddy98]

yeah it's vinyl! i'll try that as soon as the snow goes away!

[b1gdaddy98]

What do yall think though leave it on or get it off...talking about the white stripe?

[atlanticblue98]

Originally Posted by b1gdaddy98 What do yall think though leave it on or get it off...talking about the white stripe?

off

[b1gdaddy98]

ok thanks! thats 1 for off