How do I remove stickers?

[Bonzo]

I put some of those 'Its not a club' stickers over the BWM badge, and Im breaking my nails trying to get the buggers off!

Any tips?

 

[John Armstrong]

Hair dryer to heat them up IIRC.

 

[Fanum]

Hot water with a dash of detergent, let them soak, then the best wooden spatula in that neat pot of her cooking bits and bobs will work a treat without scratching

 

[Bonzo]

Thanks John

 

[Bonzo]

Oops! ...and Fanum.

 

[Wizard]

Wee drop of petrol and a Zippo

 

[Davy F]

Wee drop of petrol and a Zippo

Yeah, but no more than a gallon. Petrol is bloody expensive these days. :cool

 

[BAKERMAN]

WD 40
COOKING OIL
OLIVE OIL
HAIR DRYER
STANLEY BLADE

 

[Deleted account 220427002]

Hair dryer to heat them up IIRC.

 

[John Armstrong]

WD 40
COOKING OIL
OLIVE OIL
HAIR DRYER
STANLEY BLADE

Don't you need yeast as well for your soft baps?

 

[Greg Masters]

Hot water with a dash of detergent, let them soak, then the best wooden spatula in that neat pot of her cooking bits and bobs will work a treat without scratching

.... then bake in a moderate oven for half-an-hour, turning occassionally.

Serve with a light green salad.



Greg

 

[Engineer]

I put some of those 'Its not a club' stickers over the BWM badge, and Im breaking my nails trying to get the buggers off!

Any tips?

There is a product on the market called 'Label Off', guess what it is for

or try this one: http://www.mrpcclean.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=95

 

[becks]

12" petrol angle grinder should do the trick

 

[Rushy]

Another way

After heating up and removing the sticker as suggested you can get rid of the glue residue safely by spraying a liberal amount of Mr sheen on it , leave for 5-10mins and then simply wipe away the Mr Sheen and the glue with a cloth.

Its totally safe on any plastics.

 

[Dahoum]

I put some of those 'Its not a club' stickers over the BWM badge, and Im breaking my nails trying to get the buggers off!

Any tips?

Yeah - leave em on - who wants to see a scabby MBW badge

 

[STUBBS]

vinegar and a soft cloth will get rid of the glue residue

 

[FBF]

Hair dryer to heat them up IIRC.

works every time..

 

[North]

There's stuff at the store called: "Goo Gone".

Works great.

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