are the stickers able to be removed?
1540025
No they are not able they are painted on or a very thin vinyl decal. Hope this helps.
1540026
After careful consideration here at Dud headquarters, we've determined that you could theoretically remove the stickers with a sander, a backhoe, and an ostrich feather. Act responsibly.
258621
I wouldn't think so. They seem about as sticky as any sticker would be. They're nothing special :)
1482524
I haven't removed mine, so I cannot answer for sure, but there is a seam of some sort under the sticker, so I wouldn't chance it.
1641083
Yes! They will not come off if you put them on correctly. The tiles must be dry and then cleaned with alcohol and let dry before putting on the sticker.
1953487
You can just pull them off. The tape that holds it will probably stay stuck. You can simply use adhesive remover to get it off easily.
2135394
They can be removed. They're essentially held there by Velcro. Hope this helps :-)
129712
I'm sorry, I haven't attempted to remove mine yet. But, there is a product called Goo Gone that can take off any type of sticker residue, and it should be fine to use on your computer surface. For any stickers I remove I just use lighter fluid to get the sticky residue off, but Goo Gone is probably a little more user friendly.
820432
No because it has to be scrapped off. It's not a removable sticker. Sorry �
21794
Yes, you can remove them but not very easy. May need some tools to remove completely
1172790
Not on my can. I started by gently peeling away the corners, but the adheasive was strong enough to tear the sticker, leaving behind a white paper covered glue mess. However, I was able to remove the second one with a hair dryer on the high setting, just warm it up for about a minute and keep the heat on while you peel slowly. With the hairdryer method, I was able to get it 100% off cleanly.
1773761
You can remove the product, but you will not be able to re-use it once it has been applied. When I was applied it to the wall, it stuck to the wall right then, so if you make a mistake in the application of the sticker, you just have to live with the mistake, because it does not come off with great ease. How you would remove the product, I am not sure.
1200747
they're sticker-like labels, so you can definitely remove them. it may require some cleaning afterwards (for the glue) but nothing major
62714
yes they can be removed but i would not recommend this company terrible customer service
881173
I honestly do not remember the sticker or removing it. Assume your concern is because it is on the non-stick surface. If that is the case then I suggest doing nothing but gently getting a thumb nail under and lifting. Or soaking for a while in warm soapy water. Hope this helps Unza.
1423124
A razor blade should get the sticker and most of the adhesive off. If there is still adhesive remaining, goo gone will remove it easily.
1346285
It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to outdoor glossy ceramic tile nine months ago, and they are still in good shape. It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to... » Read More It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to outdoor glossy ceramic tile nine months ago, and they are still in good shape. « Show Less
1115019
Yes it is a sticker and it can be removed. It you hear it slightly with a hair dryer, it should peel right off and not leave any adhesive residue.