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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / May 2004

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coustanis - 28 May 2004 00:08 GMT
My 2004 Outback, that is.  I like it.  Cool car.
I was wondering, can I scrape the stickers off the back window
with a razor blade or will that remove some sort of coating from the glass?
Fuzzy Logic - 28 May 2004 18:34 GMT
> My 2004 Outback, that is.  I like it.  Cool car.
> I was wondering, can I scrape the stickers off the back window
> with a razor blade or will that remove some sort of coating from the
> glass?

Bumper stickers and dealer emblems are usually attached to a car with
glue. The best way to loosen glue is heat, so try heating it up with a
hair dryer. Use a putty knife, with its blade wrapped in duct tape to work
the label up as the glue warms up.
Greg - 29 May 2004 11:39 GMT
First thing I did to every OB I've owned is scrape the stickers off the
windows, I like the cleaner look. And yes a razor blade works great, also do
it when the glass is warm.

> My 2004 Outback, that is.  I like it.  Cool car.
> I was wondering, can I scrape the stickers off the back window
> with a razor blade or will that remove some sort of coating from the glass?
 
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