jeepcanoe

I used gasoline for the jeep and a for me done

iannis

I used a hair dryer just to warm up the decal and very easily peeled it off. Careful not to overheat the decal because it makes it prone to slicing.

It is easier to remove a relative new decal than an older in terms of glue residue it leaves behind.

Tommy3rd

ditto on the hair dryer.

windnsea78

My fingernail with alot of patience is what I used...Then cleaned up the residue with some WD40....I think was a late night deal after coming home from drinking too....

Anglah

Mine is clean--------------> got rid of the plastic pos JEEP emblem on the grill and the X etc, waiting on my [JK] stickers to come in, and the New England JK-forum to come to fruition...

BIGJ

or better yet, use some dot 3 brake fluid and rub it all over the area you want the stickers removed from, wait a couple hours then go out and just wipe them off......... that easy, no hair dryers, finger nails, tweezers, belt sanders etc..

but just send us pics when its completed like it says above and do a complete write up. thanks and have a great day.

HawesEA2

I always thought brake fluid ate your paint off, that's why it says not to get it on any painted surfaces, and if you do to wipe and clean it up asap?

Brad2893

Ditto on the hairdryer...little water for the fingernail and you're good to go!

Strong Bad

A good pressure washer will do the trick. I do it every time I get a new vehicle to remove the dealer decal. No free advertising!!

doc307

I used my fingernail and finished up with WD40 to remove mine