Best ways to remove stickers?

[Brian Boston]

Anybody have any good methods to get the warning sticker off of the T tube? The one on the neck wasn't too hard since you can just slide it off with a razor but im trying to get the T tube sticker off without leaving a bunch of residue (well i can use adhesive remover for that) and ripped paper. Any suggestions?

 

[DaNnYc]

i juss ripped it off and used gasoline to get the rest of the stuff off like the residue

 

[Behlau]

well try rubbing some substance on the sticker that will make it all soft then peel it off and wipe down the rest with a paper towel

 

[ricky wernicke]

hey Briflip, try using a combination of heat, solvent, and razor blade. Comes right off.

 

[scooter-jake]

yeah but i think the warning stickers are a bit harder and dont soften up when u wet it

i think anyway

i would just do wot Dan Ceglarek said

 

[lloyd]

i juss ripped it off and used gasoline to get the rest of the stuff off like the residue

gas for zippos works great

 

[Stanio]

NAIL POLISH REMOVER!!!!!!

 

[Brian Boston]

Got it off by rubbing adhesive remover on the edges that scratched it up with a key... thanks people

 

[Steezeman]

Just use Goo Gone, it's the bomb. You put a bunch on a sticker and leave it for a while and it comes right off.

 

[scooter-jake]

koool

 

[Matt Dibble]

i havent bought a pro model in like a year... i forgot what it was like peeling off those stupid warning stickers. At least ill have this thread for when i need it

 

[Matt Pate]

use a few drops of oops!

 

[dre]

The best way is to get: a paper towel or something like it, baking soda/powder, and some cleaning product like windex/dish soap/even soapy water I guess, and a razorblade. 1st take off what you can of the sticker with the razorblade, then if there is that annoying residue left, get the paper towel, and put a bit of the cleaning product stuff (whatever you decided to use) on the paper towel, and put a small bit of baking soda/powder on the spot where you put the cleaning product. Then just rub it on the sticker residue and it should be gone within seconds, then wipe it off. What happens is the baking soda acts kind of like sandpaper, except it doesn't ruin the metal because it is only strong enough to take off the sticker residue. Sorry for making this a little long winded lol, but it works really well and you don't risk scratching anything up, and you don't have to buy some wierd stuff for removing stickers from a drug store.

 

[Jordan Jasa]

hmm I should try this, I have a bunch of icky residue on it. I have been just scraping it off with my fingers haha.

 

[Eric Magray]

i use "goo gone" and a cloth and gently rub till the goo is gone

 

[Steezeman]

i havent bought a pro model in like a year... i forgot what it was like peeling off those stupid warning stickers. At least ill have this thread for when i need it

I have Rads. End of story.

 

[tylerwhetstone]

Just use Goo Gone, it's the bomb. You put a bunch on a sticker and leave it for a while and it comes right off.

oh yeah! i have that stuff. it works so good. i got gum on my shirt once and sparyed it on and it just like fell off

 

[Scooter Mcgee]

I used this WR-40 multiuse pen thing it worked good

 

[Cary Mosbrucker]

i jsut use a blow dryer that works great. just heat it up and she comes right off plus it stays kinda sticky still.

 

[Steezeman]

Yeah what Cary said too, blow dryers are really good. And you probably have one of them while you don't have Goo Gone.