"About Bumper Stickers"?

Question

I tried removing a bumper sticker from my car window,by peeling and scraping it off with a razor blade. Now I'm "stuck" trying to remove the glue. Someone told me to use nail polish remover,but that did'nt work. What should I use?.

Answer 1

Goo Gone or Goof Off (full strength in the metal can, not the water-based stuff in the plastic bottle). Both can be found at any hardware or home improvement store.

Answer 2

Paul in San Diego is right. Goo Gone is great for removing stickers. I get it at the grocery store usually where the cleaning supplies are. I found it last week at Krogers, though, in the little automotive section they have.It is great for chewing gum and lots of other laundry stains also.

Answer 3

Try using WD-40, and then rinse with household ammonia.

Also good for removing bugs from bumpers and road tar from wheels.

Answer 4

There is a product called OOPS that works great. When I worked for Wal-Mart :P we used it to clean the sticker bar code tags off the shelves.
Good Luck

Answer 5

Use paint thinner the acetone in nail polish remover can damage your window.

Answer 6

I am a firm believer in buying something that you can use for almost anything. My choice would be AVONs skin so soft oil. It is not made for that job but it works well. Then you can use it for many, many other things. Good luck...

Answer 7

I go with Paul's suggestions, and if they don't work you can try rubbing alcohol and the razor blade again.

Answer 8

GOO GONE or mineral spirits. I applaud you however for applying them to glass as opposed to Bumpers, or the car finish. Is anyone else OVER the "RIBBONS" on cars denoting certain things such as "We support"

Answer 9

Goo Gone.
Goof Off.
Rubbing alcohol (evaporates quickly).
cigarette lighter fluid (my favorite).

Answer 10

WD-40 or tar remover.