well, some of you know me and seen my car, i want to take the gay decal off of the windshield, do they make anythingto take them off or do i just peel it off with my finger

 

It depends on how baked on it is.... if it chips when you pick at it...you may need to use some laquer thinner and a push razor to get it off. They make special blades that wont scratch the glass.

You could take it to a tint shop...sometimes they will do it if they are cool and have time to.

 

I've use a razorblade scraper numerous times on glass. Never scratches. Just make sure that the surface and blade are clean, not rusty, and aren't knicked.

 

Back in high school for 2 summers my job was installing window film on cars, buildings, etc.

Use a brand new razor blade, any old or knicked one will scratch the window more than get the decal off, and soapy water. If its really stuck on there use a heat gun and plastic scrapers.

 

i had a old fadded USMC sticker on the back of my car, i used a razor blade and scraped it right off

 

+1 for razor and window cleaner....make sure its well sprayed/wet....just be careful, should come right off

 

when i took my old window tint off i used a heat gun and fresh razor blade...and when i took off the pinstripping off my honda i used a heatgun and my fingers, then cleaned it off with gas and waxed it after...worked well

 

wow.

interesting thread.

use a fresh razorblade. no solution required. no soap. no water. a new blade will not scratch the glass.

 

none taken, but I'm going to guess you have never used it on your paint to remove tar. Its not ENAMEL thinner, I have used it numerous times on my truck. A rag with a small amount of lacquer thinner is safe, just spray some detailer wipe on it afterward.
I do keep her waxed though, that may help some. I have used it on friends cars when touching up paint chips, to wipe off any excess from the brush stroke.


d33flat - You may have a ghost image on your tint strip if you have one. I know my last truck did. The banner keeps the sun off the tint thats under it, so it fades uneven....you may want to opt for a new tint strip too.