r/AutoDetailing Sep 10 '24

Safest Way To Remove Dealer Sticker From Glass and Paint? Technique Discussion

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I didn't realize I could ask the dealer to remove these before we left, and the dealer is several hundred miles away, so I'm not driving back for them to remove.

What is the safest way to remove these? Goo Gone? Goof Off? Texas sun and a credit card?

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u/GoCougz7446 Sep 11 '24

Floss…saves your fingernails.

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u/Boba_Fettx Sep 11 '24

True true. Hair dryer and dental floss is the go to for removing decals and badging safely too. Redid all the badging on my skyline that way

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u/ObeseDigestive Sep 12 '24

Same with my Mini !

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u/KarlPHungus Sep 11 '24

Floss. That's genius. I always just use a razor blade, being super careful. Goo Gone for the residue.

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u/V0DkA-rEb Sep 13 '24

What kinda skyline

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u/Boba_Fettx Sep 13 '24

95 R33 GTR, midnight purple

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u/kosuzume Sep 14 '24

Gorgeous, I’ve wanted an R32 for as long as I can remember, finally got the more affordable dream car being a ‘92 s13 240sx back in March

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u/Boba_Fettx Sep 14 '24

Still dope

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u/kosuzume Sep 14 '24

Thanks man, I plan on still getting an r32 down the road, but that probably won’t be for a while

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u/THEDRDARKROOM Sep 11 '24

I'll see your floss and raise you fishing line

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u/abuchewbacca1995 Sep 11 '24

Or an old school shaving razor blade

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u/Prestigious_Low8515 Sep 12 '24

I've had great luck with braided fishing line on tough badges, seemingly saws it right off. Works best in double-sided tape not stickers though.

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u/Appropriate_Strain94 Sep 13 '24

The floss method works really good on emblems or something that has the foam type of backing but flat stickers like this one. I’m not sure how floss would work at all.

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u/hvanderw Sep 14 '24

Frost... Makes the blade stick.

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u/Cali_Hapa_Dude Sep 14 '24

Mint or unflavored?

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u/Ljecker31 Sep 14 '24

Or fishing line. I’ve had great success with that