How to Remove Auto Dealership Decals

Car dealership decals: Do you know anyone (other than the dealers) who like them? They can be ugly and gaudy, and not everyone wants a sticker or raised emblem advertising where they made their purchase. But how do you take them off? A few different methods are available, and none of them are difficult.

Things You'll Need

• Hair dryer or heat gun
• Putty knife
• Dental floss
• Goo-Gone adhesive remover
• Towel

Instructions

Removing Dealership Decals

1. Use a heat gun or hair dryer to heat up the panel where the sticker is located. If the panel is plastic, use the hair dryer because it has a lower heat range.

2. Once the sticker is heated up, use a putty knife or your thumbnail to start scraping off the sticker. Most of the glue should be loose at this point, so pull off what you can.

3. When the sticker is off, use Goo-Gone to remove the remaining residue. Apply the Goo-Gone to a towel and rub it over the residue.

Removing Raised Dealership Emblems

1. Take some dental floss and loop it around the dealership emblem.

2. Slowly work the dental floss around the emblem until the emblem is removed from the vehicle.

3. Use Goo-Gone to remove any glue residue from the body.