yeah but you ever see what a heat gun can do to a smooth side fiberglass trailer when you accidently pause to long becouse some one distracted the person doing the removal,no thanks id rather smoke 10 cheap blow dryers then possibly burn the side of my new 30k trailer but thats just me

I think im going to buy my wife a heat gun for xmas and tell her its a blow dryer.

get the industrial one

Thats funny

$10 Dlr Heat Gun From Harbor Freight & An Old Atm Or Credit Card So You Don't Burn Your Fingers

Thanks for the pressure washer idea. It worked much better than hair dryer. I followed up with goo remover. Sure looks much better now!

I used a heat gun and then WD-40 to take the sticky residue off. It worked like a charm.

Pressure washer works like a charm.

yep washer is how i do mine dont see why everyone is trying to do it the hard way with heat annd scraping just blast em with a powerwasher they come right off and leave no goo behind

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Also I find it safe to use the pressure washer to clean the interior and exterior of my RZR. I find it amazing that stickers can be affixed with glue that is so strong, requiring so much effort to be removed, yet important other parts can fail. I wonder if these stickers (when new from the manufacturer) can repair a flat tire. Perhaps they can make them double sided and use them to keep tiles from falling off the space shuttle.

I've used the eraser thingys when I was doing truck decals. They're deffinitley a great tool and you won't destroy plastic.

When you get the stickers off using a heat gun and there is still some adhesive in the plastic. Use some cetranella oil. Soak up a rag and wipe of adhesive. It works great to remove adhesive. Yep cetranella oil the stuff you put into tiki torch's...

Try hair spray Sounds Crazy But...
My Wife is a cosmetologist and has used hair spray to remove decals off of kids furniture
It works great!!