Remove Car Sticker Glue Residue

The Dodge Durango had sticker residue from its time as a fleet vehicle. Time to get it off using some household items.

[@ronniehenderson8602]

Hey Chris, thanks for posting these videos, they sure help to break the monotony of lockdown here in Scotland. Any time I remove adhesive residue, I feel Zippo lighter fluid works very well for me. It breaks down the adhesive without damaging paint.

[@josephcirillo1673]

What a great video. The gentleman giving the presentation from East Coast Classics was awesome. Thank you very much !

[@JohnEngel]

I enjoyed this too much. Love that you tried things that everyone has in their homes. Great video!

[@z71ne1]

I bought a rubber wheel for my drill, it took off the adhesive off from a piece of trim in no time! Enjoy all your videos!

[@KimmieDeeToons]

I had some walnut oil in the cabinet and it worked as well, thanks alot for this tutorial

[@CertifiedShadetree]

Around 30 years ago, my parents bought an old ambulance complete with all of the decals still in tact. They took it to a family gathering and had about 12 members of the family descend upon the hapless ambulance with rags and cans of starting fluid. We managed to get all of the decals off and also subsequently destroyed copious amounts of brain cells!! 😂

[@cu2nytt]

Wood Furniture polish like pledge does a good job too for sticky labels.

[@dixonrenyin95ugo]

Hi Chris, thanks for this video, now i don't have to do trial and error, i know the right substance to get those mess off.

[@1956model1]

3M rubber erase wheel. Attaches to a drill and takes off stickers, pinstripes, etc. Available in any auto parts store.

[@radstayathomedad9178]

Hey Chris, great video, you could use goof off wipes, also I use a steamer to remove window tint and it got the glue pretty good. Would probably work on paint also.

[@hullinger]

Good tip Kevin, thanks. How's the COPART car coming along?

[@joeygates9881]

I have a label and adhesive remover from turtle wax it was $5 at Walmart it sprays on let it sit and it will literally wipe off

[@mikeatv]

3m adhesive remover is worth it... saves alot of time... looks good..

[@randomized4266]

Enjoyed the video as always

[@hullinger]

Glad you enjoyed and thanks man!

[@kevink.2719]

Great video 👍

[@martinking3871]

cooking oil and napkins has always ALWAYS worked for me.

[@tedebear108]

Good day to you my friend. This is your friend Ted from Texas. Two things that I used it seem to work was carburetor cleaner and alcohol. Multiple applications of both seem to work pretty good. I used rubbing alcohol and just continuously rub it on and it seemed to take it off. Carburetor cleaner seem to work as well. You may want to give them a shout I mean they shot let's see how well you do with that. Neither one hurt the paint but I did wash and clean the surface when I was done to get all of the alcohol off. Stay safe my friend see you in the next video.

[@RetroCarsForever]

What about Goo Gone? Isnt that what its literally designed for? I think I've used that few times on stuff like this and it okay.

[@alitheretrokid]

I use a power washer to remove some of the residue. I found that it would remove 70% of the residue and the rest I would use some goo gone.

[@WNCBikeRider]

Goo gone and l apply a little heat from a hair dryer to the more stubborn stickers. I use an ice scraper--a plastic one of course. It's easier on the hand than using a credit card. Do a video please on your 'new' Durango.

[@gregoneil3523]

Car was sitting in the sun @ 25C, Took a spray car of olive oil to the adhesive. Starting dissolving away immediately on the thin strips. Allowed it to sit for a minute or 2, started washing/rubbing it off with a microfibre cloth. Thin adhesive came of with a rub, thick had to move work , and added spray oil to the cloth. Off it all came.

[@waynenob1]

Alcohol hasn't failed me yet. I generally will wax the area after I'm done. Alcohol works great on the windows too.

[@prorican2749]

Goof off for larger areas (spray on - wipes off)or lacquer thinner(must be original paint) for smaller areas.

[@pmr413]

Rubbing alcohol works pretty good, the higher percent the better. You will need to apply it often if the residue is heavy.

[@hullinger]

Great tip Pat, thanks! I'll give that a try next time!

[@mph5896]

Lacquer thinner a plastic razor blade, and nappy cotton cloth.

[@joerichards2616]

most adhesives are either oil based or alcohol based. try rubbing alcohol on a rag if WD40 is not working.

[@nucrider2202]

Good experiment. I’ve found that kerosene works well too.

[@adventureswitheddie6444]

Wd40 is mostly kerosene

[@houseonpleasantstreet9774]

Good gone or Goof off works best. You can even buy the knock off brand at the dollar store. Works amazing

[@Shrimp0kUgel]

What about turpentine?

[@thomastommy1192]

There is a product called Glue Begone. If you can find it. It does work. The last time I bought it. I got a bottle at Newberry's where I live. And that was many years ago. Awesome video thanks for sharing.

[@boronin10]

Id eat the peanut butter😂

[@richardkafka5625]

Great video. Goo gone or wd-40 seem to work best.

[@michaell5026]

Nice

[@67judge]

Get some GOO GONE any auto parts store. I use it for my registration sticker and for those stickers they put on your window for illegal parking.

[@RetroCarsForever]

Haha thats exactly what I've used it for too!

[@WJHandyDad]

I never had good luck with WD-40 - and it stains white paint (in my experience). I did a video years ago with what I use and it comes right off easily

[@mehimrc1314]

Mayonnaise works a treat tastes good too while you work lol.

[@TheJarhead02]

I have found that Kerosene works better than anything

[@manitolas]

parafine oil is a perfect product for the job,😀🤘

[@brandon7533]

Curious to see how Goo Be Gone would have worked. Cool video

[@babycakes8434]

It doesn't work.

[@Eraserhead1]

3m rubber wheel is the best just put it on the drill and done in no time

[@mikesanders1583]

Avon skin so soft removes sticker glue

[@mrobpmac]

Lighter fluid

[@johncarnaje6655]

You're legend cheers bro

[@09tahoeppv]

Try some awesome that normally works for everything

[@calvinvdlinde1924]

Try Turpentine and then alcohol for the final removal

[@hullinger]

Hey man thanks for the tip about using turpentine and alcohol to get those stickers off the paint of the Durango. I'll definitely try that next time.

[@calvinvdlinde1924]

Remember to dab it on relatively thick and then after about 30 seconds use your plastic scraper to remove the glue

[@TheOriginalBendejo]

i found a blow torch gets it off much faster than any other alternative

[@PanzerPlatform]

PB+WD+EVOO Sangwich. Order up!

[@robertbrady9597]

hi to you it great now stay safe down by you

[@markfernandes2396]

Why would you scrape

[@Hugo-tk5ew]

Have you tried using jelly with that peanut butter ?

[@luttrell1973]

I've heard that using a hair dryer is the best way to remove a sticker as it loosens the adhesive.

[@s99614]

Gasoline has always worked great for me.

[@sptrader6316]

Goo Gone works well too. (good for driveway grease-oil spots).

[@res887]

Goo Gone is #1

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

3M Adhesive Eraser Wheel

[@Richard1977]

This! Also known as a caramel wheel/disc. Check KZbin for several videos on it.

[@babycakes8434]

W-40 is not that great.

[@barrymontgomery2467]

If that Durango is for sale, can offer cash, and I live very close too you for easy pick up. Let me know, in a pinch for a good vehicle.

[@DJayAce4]

Gasoline works extremely well, much better than those 3 methods. Will take that entire large sticker off in a matter of minutes. Give it a try!

[@RippSnortin]

You forgot the jelly.

[@ohioyodertoter6827]

pb blaster

[@myirepair7002]

Petrol (gasoline) works best for me

[@karendoran6148]

Coconut oil.

[@reluctantgamer3879]

Hot water is gd