Originally posted by: Maximus96
scraper with razor blade insert. since its glass it'll scrape everything off nice and clean.
Originally posted by: Jahee
Assholes, i don't know what these stickers are but they shouldn't be using that type of glue on your car anyway..
Better yet they shouldn't be fucking sticking this stuff on your car in the first place!
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: Jahee
Assholes, i don't know what these stickers are but they shouldn't be using that type of glue on your car anyway..
Better yet they shouldn't be fucking sticking this stuff on your car in the first place!
Where do you stick them then? Same with parking permits, inspection stickers, etc...
It's a minor inconvenience and not difficult too remove.
Originally posted by: thecritic
Originally posted by: Maximus96
scraper with razor blade insert. since its glass it'll scrape everything off nice and clean.
Try Goo Gone first. One mistake with the razor blade and you'll cause irreversible damage.
Originally posted by: caspur
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: Jahee
Assholes, i don't know what these stickers are but they shouldn't be using that type of glue on your car anyway..
Better yet they shouldn't be fucking sticking this stuff on your car in the first place!
Where do you stick them then? Same with parking permits, inspection stickers, etc...
It's a minor inconvenience and not difficult too remove.
Sanitation stickers are put on cars that are parked illegally during street cleaning. It is designed to "fracture" on removal. Therefore it is impossible to take off in one piece (like a conventional laminated sticker).
The whole point in being difficult to remove is to discourage people from parking in street cleaning zones. They can be removed with solvent, but the razor blade method will also be sufficient (may take 20-30 minutes of scraping to get the little bits).
Be glad they didn't stick it to the side of the car. Nothing will get that off except solvent and repaint.