honpar

Iv'e got a dealer sticker on my bootlid, any tips on removing this please.

wadswoaj

Get the buggers to take it off for you? or ask them to pay you for advertising space!

BenHampton

Do use: soapy water, adhesive removing fluid

Don't use: blow torch, sulphuric acid

Hope this helps

Ben

6500rpm

Is it one of the hard plastic ones?? If so, a hairdryer used with caution to melt the glue, then pull it off, but I really really agree with wadswoaj, get them to take the bugger off, how dare they stick it on your car, was it brand new or second hand, as I can almost believe they did it to a second hand model, but not to a new one.

mikepritchard

You could try gently warming it with a hairdryer.

Failing that, what about one of those tools that holds a stanley knife blade. Normally used for removing paint from windows...............JOKE!

Roadkill

Gaza

Try using a credit card down the back to cut through the adhesive.

That one way they do it in the body shop.

Gaza

Mans Best

dental floss is good for removing hard badges

Shipley

That is exactly what I think and exactly what I say when taking delivery

Big Cat

Many, many, years ago I bought a brandnew Mini Countryman (remember those? A mini estate with bits of wood stuck over it to make it look like a real estate car - or a barn). The dealer pop riveted his aluminium name plate on to both door sills! As this was my first new car I insisted they remove them and fill in the holes - they couldn'tt understand why I objected to my new baby looking as though it were a London tube train.