Stickers

[niktam]

A real easy one for Sunday but what is the easiest way to remove stickers from the rear window of the MH i.e acrylic/perspex whatever it is without damaging the surface. I have a number of very faded stickers and it will take me till the spring to pick them off at this rate.

[IMP]

If you can lift up a corner of each sticker, then spray one the the home white vinegar sprays onto the exposed edge, They should gradually ease off.

 

You could also try a product called elbow grease, but follow the instruction carefully, if you do so.By the way,this is also great for getting rid of any yellow discolouring on fridge vents etc.

[ColinM50]

Hair dryer or hot air gun should soften them enough to lift a corner, then use the heat source on the edge to peel them off. Obviously be carful not to heat the structure too much. Gentle is the word

[jumpstart]

I found that warming them with a hair dryer( not too close) helped remove them . Then use “sticky stuff remover” to get residue off.

[Geeco]

I recently removed a large decal on the front bonnet of my AT. It had crazed badly from the engine heat and uv. I used her hair dryer ( much to my Wife's disgust) and the edge of an out of date credit card. The credit card used as a scraper worked a treat and did absolutely no damage to the paint work. Cheers,

[Mark Wilkes]

WD 40 works really well at removing the old glue. I have done it many times and it required very little effort.

[niktam]

Many thanks for all your replies I will try the hair dryer method first as the stickers only come off in little tiny bits if I pick at them.

 

In hindsight I should have removed the stickers before fitting the bike rack.

[spospe]

Has anyone removed a sticker from the privacy glass fitted by Auto-Sleepers? I know that the material the sticker is actually in contact with, is a dark plastic film laid on the glass and am a bit wary about marking it.