If you're using a heat gun or hair dryer, DON'T GET THE STICKER TOO HOT!
If you do, it will just stretch and tear. Get it WARM, not hot, and pull gently.

If you can't get an edge to come up, put a little "GOO GONE" on the edges and let it sit for 5 or ten.

 

Some have clearcoat over them [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]

 

i used OOPS to get mine off

 

Pressure washer then use adhisive remover to clean up the residue.

 

I swear this thing is bullet proof, it seems like it's molded in there. I used goof off and it rubbed the letters off and left the white. I'm hoping to put some more elbow time in on it tomorrow.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: UTU

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I think UTU is right.... I have always had success removing stickers with a heat gun and goof off, but there are two on my sp800 that will not come off. So.....they are staying [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: RticKwad

Not sure how good those WD-40 pens work? Similar problem where we can't seem to get some stickers off of the inside windows of our Mini van. (Darn kids!)



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Spray glass with glass cleaner and scrape sticker off with razor blade. Glass cleaner will keep the adhesive from resticking to anything else while you are trying to clean it up.

 

bdf ?

 

Just a bump to see if there is any more info

 

There still on solid as can be. I can't feel a edge at all. I feel like a dumb a**, I put the heat to em and nothing. I swear I'm missing something here. Only three to go.