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12-09-2011, 01:29 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Wodonga
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There's stuff at the supermarket that's usually in the laundry section. It takes off chewing gum, wax, tar etc.......if the sticker is on the outside just use one of those products. I use a planet ark one which is called "orange power sticky spot and goo dissolver".....Hope that helps!
 P.S- is fairly safe for paint work but it's probably best to do the ol' check in an area the size of a 5 cent coin that no one will notice if it goes yukk or trashes the area!
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Wipe off 5 and stay alive, if you can't see my mirrors I can't see you...and if you want to go faster than me then you may get to the hospital faster than me. Have fun driving AND be safe
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Re: Removing dealer stickers.
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