Stickers - any ideas on how to remove them?

cgaskins

Well-known member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #1

Quick question.... (This may not be the right area but there are so many forums I wasn't sure which one to use.)

The new Big Country has quite a few stickers on the outside of the unit that I want to remove (like the one advertising the wireless remote) and another advertising the turning radius, etc. When I tried to peel them off, it left some sticky residue. Is it safe to use "Goo Gone" to on the outside fiberglass to remove the sticky stuff. Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Chris

 

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Pizzadigger

Active Member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #2

Re: Stickers

there are several products that will remove that sticky stuff. I used the goo gone.

 

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branson4020

Icantre Member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #3

Re: Stickers

Me too.

 

cgaskins

Well-known member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #4

Re: Stickers

Thanks!! It is a great marketing / advertising idea but definitely not something you want on the coach long term...

 

pegmikef

Well-known member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #5

Re: Stickers

I used mineral spirits that I happened to have in the garage.

 

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TXTiger

Well-known member

• Sep 27, 2014

• #6

Re: Stickers

It may be too late but I always use a blow drier to heat up the sticker before removing. You may be able to still heat up the area with the glue residue and wipe off the remaining glue.

 

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stevenssr

Well-known member

• Sep 28, 2014

• #7

Re: Stickers

I used Goof Off. Worked great every where but the wheel well covers. It got the stickers off but it looks like it was interacting with the plastic in a bad way. Be careful with the plastic fender squirts. Maybe something other Goof off for those.


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Snaredrum

Member

• Oct 3, 2014

• #8

Re: Stickers

Pull the sticker off and then spray windex on the left over glue. Yep a couple of sprays of windex and it will be gone. Wipe clean.

 

travelin2

Pennsylvania Chapter Leaders-retired

• Oct 3, 2014

• #9

Goo-B-Gone works well. Find it at Target or Wallyworld.

 

JanAndBill

Well-known member

• Oct 3, 2014

• #10

Soften it up with a blow dryer, then carefully peel it off. WD40 works good on removing the adhesive, then clean up with soap and water.