How to remove stickers?

Hi there,

I need help, how do I remove hard to remove stickers from, you name it, without damaging the item itself. I got this nasty sticker tag on my Xbox cases that I can't get rid of it. I try to peal the darm thing off and now it looks horrible (I should have just left it).

By the way, I don't want to use anything involve heat. *lol* I try that and melt anything that is plastic. I did get the sticker remove, but kinda pointless after that point.

Ju Leon...

try some zippo lighter fluid, or goo gone from the local hardware store.

goo gone??

Originally Posted by Cruel_Angel

goo gone??

yes goo gone, thats what its called, yellow tin canister... o i forgot, you're too rich for do it yourself projects... might as well just buy a new xbox eh?

*joking!

goo gone is the best, and smells like bubble gum

Hi there,

Goo gone? Is that actually a brand. I better take a look into it. Lighter fluid? Isn't that oil? Will any oil work? Hope they are easier to clean. *lol* Washing cases isn't good, stupid water spots.

Ju Leon...

Goo-gone like some already suggested. You can also use some rubbing alcohol. Just moist the sticker and peel it while it's still wet. It works really well peeling sticker that way. Goo-gone is better to take care of the residue though if you've already peeled it

I have used Goo-Gone to remove permanent marker from a bike that I was certain would never come off

That will do the trick like you wouldnt believe

Check a Crappy Tire, HD, Rona, etc.

CTC for sure has it - Thats where I got it

wd40 works well too, and can be found pretty much anywhere.

if the sticker isnt peeled off yet, heat it up with a hairdryer then attempt to peel. often this will weaken the glue enough so that you can pull it off cleanly. if residue remains, use goo gone, as already suggested.

Originally Posted by Txiasaeia

wd40 works well too, and can be found pretty much anywhere.

i was going to suggest this. wd40 takes away anything sticky, works wonders. the after smell is ugly, but thats easy to get rid of.

Just use some ethanol.

Goo gone is available at your friendly neightbourhood Staples .

Originally Posted by Bordello

Goo gone is available at your friendly neightbourhood Staples .

OOS

wd40 works well too, and can be found pretty much anywhere.

yep wd40 works great...all those other similar lubricants work as well