Any hints on how to remove the glue off the fenders after removing the heads-up stickers?
305195
NO I DIDN'Tmy grandkids are 3 and 6 my son rides with them I would have seen those probably a new law
1084604
I would pull the bent one off using a blow dryer (not a heat gun) to soften the glue. Then try "Goop Off" or "mineral spirits" with a non abrasive cloth. That should not hurt the paint.
1417901
The best way to remove these is using a "heat gun". If you don't have one goto Lowe's or a local hardware store and buy one with two heat settings 750W and 1500W. First start by heating the side vents on the 750W heat setting (holding the heat about 2 inches from the vents) for about 3 to 5 minutes. If the low heating does work move to the higher heat setting and use less time. At this point you should be able to peel the vents off by hand. Once off use acetone(finger polish remover) to clean the remaining "glue" from the car. This should work. Any other question just ask. The best way to remove these is using a "heat gun". If you don't have one goto Lowe's or a local hardware store and buy one with two heat settings 750W and 1500W. First start by heating the side vents on the 750W heat setting (holding the heat about 2 inches from the vents) for about 3 to 5 minutes. If the low heating does work move to the higher heat setting and use less time. At this point you should be able to peel the vents off by hand. Once off use acetone(finger polish remover) to clean the remaining "glue" from the car. This should work. Any other question just ask.
1024123
Peel as much of the sticker off as you can then use a little vegetable oil and rub it thru then wash in hot soapy water
594873
The glue remover (a.k.a. rubbing alcohol) easily removes the glue from a painted surface. Try some rubbing alcohol on the fridge to make sure it doesn't affect the finish in an unwanted way. If it doesn't, you should have good luck with this item. It make take multiple attempts depending on the size and severity of the dent. Patience seems to be pretty important when using this on a car.
1846857
I used goo-gon (A YELLOW COLORED OIL LIKE SUBSTANCE AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES IN HWDE DETP.)- it is an adhesive remover. Put a little on and wait a few minutes and it disolves the glue.
850198
It is a sticker, it does not appear to be attached with rivets or screws. I would guess removing it slowly and the use of isopropyl alcohol or Goo Gone should be a fairly easy job.Honestly, I have thought of removing mine too.
140495
I used a blow dryer to get it off. Just blow onto an area for a few minutes then slowly peel stopping and blowing the as you go to warm up the glue. It did leave some residue which has gradually washed off with hot water and soap.
670934
About all I would do is start removing shrouds, until I got in to the problem; and then, either removing the problem material or inserting something between the sticky and whatever it's sticking to. Ya just gotta do what ya gotta -- 'til it works.
1141839
Try dental floss. Worked on an emblem I had to remove from another vehicle. Adhesive was similar.
1139500
My local body shop I use said they work them off easy then use what is called an eraser wheel to remove the old glue-I have also been told to heat the item carefully with a hair dryer and they will peel off but you still have to remove old glue
1514309
Try cleaning off with Goo Gone and then alcohol and then apply pieces of double stick automotive tape.
573441
We used a Putty Knife and a screwdriver! lol old school- there is a rubber pad between the emblem and the car, it just needs to be popped off.
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.
1470470
You have to take the old assembly off, look online about that, use floss or fishing string and then strip all the old adhesive from badge and car. Then, you have to remove the chrome emblem from the badge, place the black one on it and crush or melt the tabs like the old ones were, to make the new black one stay on. Use 3M double sided tape and stick the newly emblazoned badge back on the car. -Rocket Science.
1284618
Try Goo Gone or any type of adhesive remover look for it in your local stores, Staples, Wal-Mart, or department store.
827650
I actually haven't put them on yet. I can't seem to get the old one off. Just the vw symbol that was glued on has come off. Sorry - not helpful.