Anyone ever got one of those temporary license things on the back of the window. How do I get that off the window. I tried alcohol and it doesn't work at all and I tried windex as well. Anything else I should tried, I dun want to use like steel or something to rub it since the defrosters are back there. Any help would be nice, thanks.

 

i had stickers of some sort on my rear window that got baked on it, i used goo-gone and a little bit of elbow grease and i got it all off

 

goo-gone should do the work....

 

+3 for Goo Gone.

 

-Razor Blade
-And I used Carburetor Cleaner to get window tint adhesive off pretty effectively

 

a little off topic, but excuse the NEWBIE.... how do i debadge... i guess its "removing stuff".... but PS when they tow cars, they leave that white chalk, i used a Knife edge, and some palmolive...

 

goo-gone is the way to go from what ive heard

as for the noob SEARCHING is your friend. look in the stickes like the how-to's or the FAQ

 

I spent the first week on the stickies.....so much info. in there it isn't even funny. And I know you think I'm kidding about the week, but I'm not. especially the FAQ's and the how to install stickies...... and I wouldn't suggest using a knife or blade on the rear window, I'd hate to lose my rear defrost. just a thought, and welcome to the org.

 

carb/brake cleaner on a rag shoudl take care of it

 

thanks, but a lil correction, they used that white chalk on my driver side window.... regretably, its still had its traces on my driver window.... but break cleaner it will be/ goo-gone!

 

im searching with no avail


"Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms."

 

 

Oops...FTW

 

Thanks everyone =D

 

Like Brinkley said i would avoid razor. I had good luck with a clay bar on the window and then just clean the film that the clay bar leaves if u dont use lubricant which is easy.