the person who owned the car before me had some team sticker on the front window...and now it leaves a clean mark of the letters...its mostly noticable when i wipe a wet towel through it...does anyone know how to completely remove this??

 

use a flat razor blade carefully not on tint though... theres also some kind of citrus stuff that works and is made for that...

 

use a towel drench in some pretty hot water, put it over be a little patient then it will wipe or scrape off. just the the glass warm

 

Try some adhesive removers " OOPS" and "GOO GONE" They are citrus based and always worked well for me.

 

y0 WD-40 works so0 go0d on that ****... its like its meant for that, just spray some on and just gently rub it off with your fingers

 

Try gun scrubby, i use it to clean guns but it will clean off sticker goo VERY easily, it will melt most plastics though if you get it on it Works really well

 

the sticky after stuff right? rubbing alcohol

 

i use aircraft paint remover on my glass to get paint and goo and other crap off. i dnt know if it can melt the glass if you leave it on long enough. i just spray some on a rag and wipe it down, then i use glass cleaner to clean it after. makes them crystal clear.

 

gasoline

 

try using a heat gun on low . . thats what i used on my friends car but this was on his body though if u use it on ur body make sure the paint isnt to thin . . or less it'll just make smears of it and ruin the pain . . the window should be no problem and later just take some water and rubb off it off with some BOUNTY paper towels . .

 

goo be gone should do the trick...scuff it out lightly with a razor then apply the goo be gone

 

All you guys are missing the question here, he doesnt have any sticky goo or anything like that it is just a clean shadow or ghost of the original sticker! But on to your question man I dont know, I had a big NITTO sticker on my windshield one time and hade to remove to inspection, and I had the same problem. The only thing that worked for me was Father Time, after awhile it just went away, after numerous washes! Sorry no real answer.

 

if there was goo u would use goo gone and a hairdryer..but the shadow..i have no idea...sorry

 

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either that or Goo Gone

 

gasoline cant be left on long at all and it can NOT touch any trim or weather proofing but does work well. just be very careful. dont rush.....ive used windex to and it worked like a charm

 

wd-40

 

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All you guys are missing the question here, he doesnt have any sticky goo or anything like that it is just a clean shadow or ghost of the original sticker! But on to your question man I dont know, I had a big NITTO sticker on my windshield one time and hade to remove to inspection, and I had the same problem. The only thing that worked for me was Father Time, after awhile it just went away, after numerous washes! Sorry no real answer.</TD></TR></TABLE>

YES, im talkin about the ghost shadow of the sticker...NOT the sticky left overs from the sticker...but damn i just tried all kinds of window solutions laying around my house and wont come off... ...ima try and use a scunci steamer, MAYBE it might do somethin

 

use claybar then

 

lighter fluid works well

 

Yeah use a claybar with some windex, or if that doesn't work use some mild laquer thinner and a razor. Watch out for the tint though, learned that the hard way one hung over day at work on a 06 acura TL good thing my boss wasn't around. haha

 

denatured alcohol. never had that problem though. sorry.

 

YES, im talkin about the ghost shadow of the sticker...NOT the sticky left overs from the sticker...but damn i just tried all kinds of window solutions laying around my house and wont come off... ...ima try and use a scunci steamer, MAYBE it might do somethin [QUOTE=cilvia]

hey man let me know if that works out for you, it would be good to know if I ever ran into that problem again

 

i'm telling you try claybaring it

 

try rubbing alcohol

 

Use this steal sponge looking thing from any autoparts store. Im drawing a blank, but it looks like a ball of fine wire, but soft...be careful with it because it can scratch your window...but its a trick I learned in autobody class...when you get overspray on windows...use this and it wipes it right off. Im sure a car parts store will know what Im talking about.