How to de-rice my cb

[ambientwater]

okay iv'e had my cb and never really tried doing this but now finally since now i'm starting to like the way my cb looks i have a small problem . I've got stickers around it some on the fenders,bumper, and everywhere not to mention there no even automotive performance stickers but motorcylce racing stickers...So its cold here and I'm pretty sure it's going to be tougher for me to get those stickers of but is there any type of solution that would work so far the only thing i know that would a least help is using a plastic razor blade but i need some type of chemical that will soften up the sticker but not hurt the paint

[cuate01221]

rubbing alcohol would be your best bet. If you don't care about the paint then use paint thinner lol

[P5ylance]

peel off what you can, then use goo-gone to help lift up the residue. that would also help

[ambientwater]

peel off what you can, then use goo-gone to help lift up the residue. that would also help

Now that you mentioned it at work i had to take off some adhesive left from double sided tape and it did nothing at all but some how i used carb cleaner and it worked great but not sure if carb cleaner would ruin my paint

[Tippey764]

Do NOT use nail polish remover. That was the worst idea ever on my integras perfect paint.

Rubbing alcohol would be ideal IMO

[Ander]

Goo gone and a hair dryer.

[pninja82]

Maybe a heat gun to soften them? Ive even seen a heated scraper, for removing stickers.There basically a handle with a plug that you can put into a socket to cause it to heat up and that holds a razor blade so you can easily remove decals.I dont know if they have one where you live but, I saw one at Harbor Freight Tools for less than $10.

[ambientwater]

Maybe a heat gun to soften them? Ive even seen a heated scraper, for removing stickers.There basically a handle with a plug that you can put into a socket to cause it to heat up and that holds a razor blade so you can easily remove decals.I dont know if they have one where you live but, I saw one at Harbor Freight Tools for less than $10.

there is a Habor frieght store around where i live never been there though. a heated razor blades sounds nice

[93blackcb7]

brake fluid haha jkjk

[Accord214]

I've used windex and a blade...it's worked good for me.

[tonytoka1979]

any type of citrus based degreaser should do the trick.. the acid eats adhesives with ease and wont hurt your paint.. get a good industrial version though from a chemical supply house..

[deevergote]

I've used a steam cleaner with success (also worked wonders for removing old shitty purple tint!)

[t-rex91]

Peel it off then find label remove shit works amazing....

[stevediraddo]

LCD screen cleaner and a rough cloth works very well.

i've also used zippo fluid in the past

[Pali_Mo]

hair dryer at first. then you can youse a soap and water solution. it would be best to heat it up well before attempting to remove it