Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Uh oh, you don’t want those decals making your car look tacky! Luckily, removing them isn’t too difficult. To start, you’ll need these supplies:
Dental floss, fishing line, or something similar
Sponge
Soap
Bucket
Water
Once you have the supplies, here’s what you’ll need to do:
Take a piece of dental floss, thin fishing line, or something similar and wrap it around your hand.
Now, carefully pull the floss or line through the adhesive behind the decal.
Make sure to take your time and slowly loosen it. An easy technique to try is to twist several strands of floss together, giving you a more durable string.
Once you pull off the decal, this is where the soap comes into play. Fill a bucket with warm, soapy water.
Using the sponge, in a circular motion, and wipe where the decal was.
By the end, there should be no remnants of the decals, just a shiny spot on the car!
If that doesn’t work, you can also use a solvent like Goo Gone Automotive. Automotive Goo Gone removes things like decals or stickers that may leave a sticky residue on your car.
As you want to protect your new car, make sure you have a great
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