I have just spend more than a half hour removing the two stickers from the windhshield of my 2003 996TT. I bought it from a dealer in PA with the PA DMV stickers in place. Don't need them in Connecticut and decided to remove them as they are distracting and ugly. What a fun project!

I ended up using a straight razor on an extension to get off most of it, then tar remover on a Q-Tip, then window spray and paper towel. Now it looks better. There has to be a better way! Anyone know it other than handing the car off to the local detailer?

 

Try using Goo Gone, works perfect to remove all the adhesive left behind. Only a couple of dollars and you can buy it almost anywhere ie Home Depot, Target...

 

Thanks. The tar remover worked fine on the adhesive once I got the stickers off. The biggest problem was geting access to the lower part of the shield without scratching the glass or damaging the dash material.

 

ive had some success with a heat gun but not too close to the leather! I hate stickers.

 

Oh yeah, lighter fluid works wonders on residue.

 

lighter fluid and a heat gun...

 

Spray WD-40 on a shop towel and hold it on the sticker long enough for it to soak into the paper. Wait a few minutes and it will peel right off with the help of a razor blade. If it is a plastic sticker, go after it with a razor blade and clean up the residue with the WD-40 treated towel. No fuss, no muss, no fires.

 

nail polish remover

 

Replace the windshield...







lol

 

Classic...

 

+1 for Goo Gone. The stuff works wonders.

 

This stuff works:



http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....1001&SKU=15901