Remove dealer label
Staging Lane
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Nebraska
Originally Posted by ddelallata
with your nail then remove the glue residue with WD-40 and a towel. wash with soap then apply some wax.
What he said, but if you can't get it with your nail, IF USED CAREFULLY, you can use a razor blade.
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
Hair dryer. The dealership I bought my 'bird from used the hard plastic dealership tags (with the foam-based adhesive) at the time, and I was able to remove it with a hair dryer nearly five years after buying the car.
Since I have no finger nails I used a butter knife. Not sharp so you don't have to worry about digging into the clear, but you still have to be careful. I would have used a hair dryer but mine came off fairly easily, took about 5-10 minutes.
