I got my TEINS installed on saturday and the shop that i go to put their name on the front top of my windshiled(Custom Import Performance) well they put it on crooked and me being a pain in the *** perfectionist..its botherin me...i know i cant take it off and try to repositon it cuz it probally wont stick no more..so I want to take it off and have them do it right next time I go there.

My question is...can you reposition it..which you probally cant without it not sticking as well or how can I remove it completely? and what should i use to remove the sticky residue?

 

use a razor to take the vinyl off. then u can use bug and tar remover for the sticky residue

 

or rubbing alcohol

 

wouldnt a razor blade scratch the windshield?

 

no, just be careful

 

They do make plastic razorblades; try one of them.

 

bronzeJDMhatch- I saw the 360 video/dvd... dood, you are JDM

 

any particular razor blade will do or is there something specific you guys reccomend??

just curious, there isnt any way you can just reposition it..altho i highly doubt it....the left side has to come up ever so slightly

 

any will work.
just take your time and be careful

 

okie dokie!
boy is my shop gonna be pissed when i show up again and yell at them to tell them to put it right...cant wait!

 

[Modified by SpoonSportsEH2, 3:22 AM 3/17/2003]

 

Their's a sticker of a dealership on the back of my car, used a blade carefully to remove, but it kept on scratching, so I stopped, not sure what would work?? Can you guys help me out too.

 

OOOOOH AAAAAH....its the holy magical razor blade

is that plastic?

 

Razors work wonders, they remove stickers, cut your wrist, chop some crack.

Stickers are only Vinyl....you can peal them off.

 

You can use the razor to get the sticky stuff off also. Just wet it a little bit with some windex or something.

 

give goo gone a try.

 

I must be invisible...

 

did you give them permission to advertise on your car?

i'd be pretty mad if they did something like that.

anyway, yes, a razor and goo gone would work wonders.

 

on glass is easy as fwak..i debadged my car..it's pretty easy, just take your time

 

What he said.

 

Steel wool ownz you all. Make sure you get the steel wool you can use for glass applications. It should say on the back of the package. I've used that stuff to get rid of overspray on glass before. Just use soap & water.

 

I usually just pick at it with my fingernails and peel it off, it might take a while though. Then use rubbing alcohol to get the sticky residue off

 

Hairdryer, razor blade, orange goo gone(or whatever its called) rubbing alchohol, patience. Thats all.

 

Yes I was the one that told them too since they helped me out a lot...and besides all the other cars in my town that go to them and ask for stickers either didnt get any work done there or they went there to get a CAI installed and thats it...me on the other hand...every single mod that i have on my lude was done by them