ha ha ha not last time I checked anyways....

 

Guess I'm lucky I did check.

 

ha ha ha I could but I won't...

 

I get rid of a sticker with a bigger sticker

 

thats sounds like a good idea I will try it if the peeling doesnt work first....

 

I swear by duct tape. I've scratched too many finishes trying to rub glue or tar or other junk off of surfaces

Once you get the original decal off, grab some duct tape (or whatever is remaining of the original decal) and reapply, and remove the tape (or decal) repeatedly, each time pulling more and more glue with it.

 

Oh Kinda like waxing off hair... Cool I got it! I have a black Jeep marc and I really dont want any scratches on it other thatn the ones from jeepin...

 

LOL... Sorry miss! Not many ladies around these parts...

 

Ha ha its all good!!!! I am taking off my decals this weekend to make room for my JK stickers that I hopefully will be getting soon. I also got my new wrangler stickers from pixel...

 

Just use your fingernail and take it slow. Try to focus the pressure on the edge of the sticker. Use one of the liquids to soften the glue after the sticker is gone. Once again, focus your pressure against the glue. Not the paint. Use the liquid as a lubricant to protect the paint. make sure the area around the glue remains damp when rubbing. Clean and wax the area after the glue is gone. It's not realy that bad of a job. I usually pick and choose what decals and emblems I leave on all my vehicles. It's an easy and cheep way to customize your ride.