How do I remove the sticker from the ceramic without ruining the finish?
1306479
Yea a pain! I soaked it and used a scrubbie. Turns out that pan is very resistant to all types of cleaning products if anything sticks. I usually let the pan soak overnight. It's my favorite pan
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
1310727
Use dawn or nail polish remover to rub off the hard label. It will take a few minutes to do so. keep applying the dawn or nail polish remover until the label is completely ofd.
754546
Hello, Sorry i never tried to remove one. I'll let you know when i try it. These are the best sticking labels I've ever owned. Have others and They come off after a year sanitizing in the dishwasher every other day (my highest respect to these labels as well), but the Jokari still look like new.
1862315
I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
1242484
You have to remove it. a plastic spatula works awesome slowly wiggle it under the old emblem. Make sure you clean off all old glue also. Good luck
1741764
i think everything that means contact the painted zone (maybe fingers or nails or anything) would work, cause it does have a horrible taste and cannot be removed easily.
2117104
I don't have a solid answer, but you might want to try ice cubes or even vinegar. I think Acetone will remove those nasty stickers, too.
677878
The Scotty Peller label & Sticker is a very good remover. You might have to use the spry Googone if the sticker has been on a long time
1009047
Use Goof Off, will take it right off. Careful with that stuff, if you rub hard enough it will take paint off your car.
784127
Soak in acetone (or similar polish remover) for a minute or so. Rinse with water or wipe with a wet wipe and allow for them to air dry. Do it in a glass dish or similar (I use a shot glass) because acetone can ruin plastics. Also be careful not to fill acetone past the metal part because it will ruin the white paint on the brushes (found out the hard way)
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I understand you can get the adhesive to release with a hair dryer and remove without damaging the door itself; if paint will peel probably has more to do with the condition/type of the paint prior to application of the sticker than the removal. The removal will destroy the sticker itself...which after you have this..you so won't ever want to damage it. Two suggestions, if in a rental; mount the sticker to MDO board cut the size of the door and attache the MDO board to the door fore removal & re-use later...or most rentals have very cheap doors in them.. buy your own door the same size, use the sticker on your door...when you leave take it with you and put the property door back on. Just my thoughts. I understand you can get the adhesive to release with a hair dryer and remove without damaging the door itself; if paint will peel probably has more to do with the condition/type of the paint prior to application of the sticker than the removal. The removal will destroy the sticker itself...which after you have this..you so won't ever want to damage it. Two suggestions, if in a rental; mount the sticker to MDO board cut the size of the door and attache the MDO board to the door fore removal & re-use later...or most rentals have very cheap doors in them.. buy your own door the same size, use... » Read More I understand you can get the adhesive to release with a hair dryer and remove without damaging the door itself; if paint will peel probably has more to do with the condition/type of the paint prior to application of the sticker than the removal. The removal will destroy the sticker itself...which after you have this..you so won't ever want to damage it. Two suggestions, if in a rental; mount the sticker to MDO board cut the size of the door and attache the MDO board to the door fore removal & re-use later...or most rentals have very cheap doors in them.. buy your own door the same size, use the sticker on your door...when you leave take it with you and put the property door back on. Just my thoughts. « Show Less
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You can remove it with a putty knife or even a kitchen knife. Get it started at a corner and it just peels off. Easy. No dMage.
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Hi. You can use all kinds of polish, preferably use polish with dense consistency so you achieve a better results.When you clean the plate look like new. Polish remover doesnt ruin it.
643033
Mine did not have a sticker on it. You can try peeling it off and if there is residue, goo gone works well in removing it. I would suggest pulling one corner and slowly work it until it comes off to prevent it from leaving a mess. Hope this helps.
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Silver stick.? Mine did not have stickers. The silver goes into the handle, I think I would try it as is first, if it does not fit, and what you are looking at is truly a peel off then remove it. But just saying mine had no stickers
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I suppose you could try Goo Gone, but I don't know if it would harm the paint. I would try Un-du, a product you can get in crafting supply stores (even WalMart I think). It removes sticky without harming anything; I've used it on many different surfaces and never had any problem at all. It does need to reach the putty to loosen it -- perhaps you could lift the pitcher a tad, put un-du on the shelf, and push it underneath with a thin piece of acetate until it reaches the putty. You may need to repeat this, lifting the pitcher a little more each time it loosens a little more. Hope it works!