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Mustang95

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I was wondering if anyone knew of the best and easist way to remove vinyl graphics from a vehicle. The graphics are vinyl racing stripes and are not wanting to come off easy so far. They peel just a small amount before breaking, making it impossible to peel them straight off. Thanks for any help on how to remove them easier.
 

MyEarsHurt

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I think you can use windex, or any other cleaner with ammonia to help break down the glue. I know that helps when removing window tint, and I think its the same type of glue. I dunno.... worth a try to spray some on and let it sit, then try again. If there is any residue left you can try goo gone, that stuff will take off anything...you can get it anywhere, kmart, home depot, you name it....
 

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Get out your wifes hair dryer and heat up the vinyl, then peel.
 
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fastrev

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There is a wheel you can put on a drill that takes it off without damaging the paint. I used it once at a friends place on a car he was painting. It's made of a rubber type material that heats up the vinyl. My friends gone on vacation or i'd ask him.
 

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do you mean the big ol' stickers on the side of the car. or little stickers like on the windows? on the windows ive used WD-40 works for everything
 

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sorry for some reason it came up that the post before me was the first post.
 
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I removed all the dealer installed vinyl stickers off my car. I peeled them off with fingernails, sprayed wd-40, and it worked great.
 

Mustang95

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Thanks everybody, the best thats working so far is the hair dryer method to heat them up and then peel them off. I then am using goo-gone to get rid of the adhesive residue. Thanks for all of your tips and suggestions.
 
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x2cstang

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You can get 3M sticker remover and then the adhesive remover for the residue thats left over. Any paint supplier will sell them and they will peel right off after it's sprayed on.
 
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