Seeing this thread reminded me that I hadn’t changed my OC sticker yet. Took a few seconds to get one of the corners up enough to pull, then the sticker peeled off without any issues.
I can recommend isopropyl alcohol though for removing residues etc - not too harsh a chemical, just use with a soft cloth and get rubbing
Phil
I had no trouble getting my sticker off either - very strange that so many members seem to be having problems.
+1
I’ve never had a problem with removing the sticker, gently lift a corner and peel, but then when I do it the car is comfortably snug and warm in the garage.
I’ve just been using “Sticky Stuff Remover” (Halfords, B&Q, Homebase etc) on an internal door at home. Worked a treat. Stickers were on a painted panel, put there when I was my son’s bedroom - 15 - 20 years ago! They were a right mix of materials. Works a treat - and on blobs of blu-tack on the door and on painted wallpaper!
Works even better on glass. Use a cheap (65p) plastic scraper to get the dissolved goo off.
I find that WD40 is excellent for removing any sticky residue.
Ian.
People seem to have different experiences removing these stickers. Could it depend on how much use - amount of exposure to sunlight they get ?
Anyway, the circular idea is great. Can’t cost any more.
Any directors care to comment ?
Hi team
My sticker is now def part of the car have never seen anything so permanently stuck on,my car does not live outside permanently in garage,my solution i think is the rumour of the Mark4.5 launching in sept,so think i may buy one of those sticker problem then solved,i have been very pleased with my mark 4,but understand there may be a larger engine being launched[181 B.H.P]
All best Simon