how do I remove inspection stickers?

hi, I cleaned up my civic and there are 2 inspections stickers expired
on my windshield. I tried to rmeove thembut it ain't easy task. Any
ideas??? thanks

 

you can use a razor to get the majority of it off. Be careful not to
scratch the glass.

after that, "Goo Gone" (or similar) works well. Any of those products will
work.

 

you can use a razor to get the majority of it off. Be careful not to
scratch the glass.

after that, "Goo Gone" (or similar) works well. Any of those products will
work.

 

yeas, I was thinking of a razor blade. It would be so much easier if the
sticker was on the outside though (convex vs. concave shape of the
glass). I will be very careful

OK, now I need to pop into the auto store and fins this stuff. Didn't
know about it. What is it???

 

yeas, I was thinking of a razor blade. It would be so much easier if the
sticker was on the outside though (convex vs. concave shape of the
glass). I will be very careful

OK, now I need to pop into the auto store and fins this stuff. Didn't
know about it. What is it???

 

OK, now I need to pop into the auto store and fins this stuff. Didn't

GooGone is a naphtha based solvent. You can find GooGone in most
hardware stores and even at Target / K-mart / Wall-mart type stores.
Look for a small (~8" tall) clear plastic bottle with a yellow liquid
inside.

 

OK, now I need to pop into the auto store and fins this stuff. Didn't

GooGone is a naphtha based solvent. You can find GooGone in most
hardware stores and even at Target / K-mart / Wall-mart type stores.
Look for a small (~8" tall) clear plastic bottle with a yellow liquid
inside.

 

just use hair dryer ...

very efficient, even on a ten years old one...

Philippe

for responding please drop -discret- in my adress

 

just use hair dryer ...

very efficient, even on a ten years old one...

Philippe

for responding please drop -discret- in my adress

 

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Professionals use a scraper (fresh blade) and windex. The windex just
keeps the goop from sticking back onto the glass. It will clump into a
ball. Spray, scrape, spray, scrape.

Once you introduce solvents into the situation, you get a gooey mess
that leaves residue for a long time.

Soapy water in a sprayer would do the same thing as Windex.

'Curly'

Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -

 

++++++++++++++++++++++

Professionals use a scraper (fresh blade) and windex. The windex just
keeps the goop from sticking back onto the glass. It will clump into a
ball. Spray, scrape, spray, scrape.

Once you introduce solvents into the situation, you get a gooey mess
that leaves residue for a long time.

Soapy water in a sprayer would do the same thing as Windex.

'Curly'

Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -

 

i just use a razor blade. goo gone smeels like ass!! a little brake
clean would work and doesn't leave a stench behind.
Chip

 

i just use a razor blade. goo gone smeels like ass!! a little brake
clean would work and doesn't leave a stench behind.
Chip

 

use a razor bblade and butane liquid. just release the butane from the top to
bottom. it eats the sticky stuck and us windodex to wipe clean. been doing
that for 25 yrs with cars.

 

(Angel F1SH) wrote in

I've found wd-40 is effective also.