About half the people who rate this didn't have a good experience. So, if I put it on and don't like it, how difficult is it to remove it and the goo/stickum that holds it on without harming the finish?
899310
Hmmm... Can't respond to this specific question as I have had a positive experience. After a year the door edge on my 2013 Dodge Journey is still perfect. No discoloring or turning up on the corners. Therefore I haven T tried to remove it. If necessary I suspect GooGone would do the job without harming the paint.
56173
It sticks just fine and it is also very easy to remove. I had to take it off and reapply and I was able to do it with no problem.
2238819
Hi Vanessa, Its very easy to remove it, as it have sticking agent at its boundary (not in the entire area of the glass ), its easy to remove and reapply it. Regards, Abhishek
1023081
I haven't installed it yet, but it has a film over "sticky" part, so you can remove it,(from the camera) but, putting it back on may not last, once adhesive is compromised. I bought a case for the camera which solves 2 issues: protection, and grip. Hope that helps.
1746324
I couldn't even get mine to stick. If you were able to attach it, I would think you could remove it with no problem.
1372275
Well, I'll tell you that I have it on a wooden kitchen table and cannot remove it now. I'm going to have to get something that will break it down like "goo gone" to take it off. I put it there in about January and tried taking it off two months ago.
1305303
I just removed mine again to test it and found that it can be removed relatively easy without any issues. Good Luck!
2056767
I've never seen it damage a surface, although I suppose it could, since it contains distillates (like toluene?) that might dissolve some materials. More importantly, this stuff is VERY sticky, so on a rough surface you would never be able to completely remove it. For that matter once it gets a good grip, it's about impossible to pull apart anyway. For example, I glued just the red plastic cover from a small reflector (with no backing) to the rear of the seat post on my bike -- just for fun, and extra safety. I put one blob on each side where the reflector touched the post, and masking taped the reflector in place till the glue dried. Years later when I replaced the seat and had to pull off the reflector, first it hadn't fallen off in the meantime, and second it was nearly impossible to get loose, then I had to work at remaining blobs of glue, stuck to chromed steel, with needle nose pliers, to yank them off the metal.
927516
There's a product that works so darned WELL, I don't know why they S-T-U-P-I-D-L-Y replaced the inner [squirt] cap with some sticker with a hole over the bottle neck... you guessed it... the "GOO GONE" desolved THAT, too!Any sticker problem can be solved with "GOO GONE" and a slightly d-u-l-l single-edge razor blade. Never use a brand-new sharp blade. You'll either scratch/cut something -- or, yourself. Use the wonder-product,but rember to let it soak a few minutes. THAT stuff is great on ANY sticker on ANY surface. Patience is the key.
2102063
I took the care to have clean hands and a clean auto, took my time and it worked just fine. Should you decide to remove it, I'm pretty sure some wd40 or some denatured alcohol would cut the adhesive but I've not tried that since my results were good.
740835
It's not hard to remove. Just pull the plastic piece off the back and remove the rubber portion. If you're using the screen protector you'll have to put it back in every time but not bad in my opinion.
1217958
I applied the button, hated it, and removed it within a few hours. It left a slight amount residue. Barely visible, but you could feel it with your thumb. A Q-Tip with a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol removed it easily. Honestly, I just had to get used to the Verizon logo. The raised button applique was just too cheesy for me.
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It's about as easy to remove as it is to install, provided you have a hot air gun to warm the film up bit by bit as you are pulling it off. I think there are a couple videos on youtube showing how it is done. If the film is in good shape still, I would just leave it on when you sell it, might actually increase the resale value of the car. Best Regards,Patrick
1085230
hi, when i applied it i tried to be careful when i lined it up. it was easy to remove but i haven't tried to take it off since. sorry maybe try to remove from the edges and slowly pull up.
1321108
Mine came off all by itself. It's just held there by a self stick backing. I never even attempted to remove it. There's no "hole" left behind it. All you see is a shallow indentation, the shape of the logo insert. It came off cleanly with absolutely no residue.
822044
Not difficult at all. The friction fit is enough to keep it on, but not so tight that is difficult to get off. I've been very happy with it.
1852088
That's a great question. I haven't tried removing it. So far it's holding in place nicely with no adhesive sneaking out or peeling along edges. It's protecting the back from scratches which is why I got it.