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How To Remove a Radium Sticker from the Windshield?
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There is a liquid inside your fuel tank.Use it and see the magic.
But be careful and clean it from paint after usage.
But be careful and clean it from paint after usage.
As per the title; if you want to remove a radium from glass surface follow this desi jugad.
Put some kerosene on the radium part. Leave it for couple of minutes. Use a blade at around 45degrees on the surface. And scratch it. After that again wipe with kerosene cloth. Thats it. No scratches will be left behind on the glass surface.
If the sticker is on other surfaces than glass; then put some kerosene on the radium. Scratch with your nails slowly. It may be a slow process but it will work. The left out gum can be removed with cloth soaked in kerosene. Even a blade can be used but you need to be a pro in that. All the Professionals use the blades. They have judgements of the pressure to be applied. So for others strictly no blades on painted surface.
Last but not the least; I will not recommend any one to use PETROL on your car. Rather use KEROSENE or DIESEL; because petrol IMO is much stronger than the other two liquids. If not wiped on time might harm the paint. No worries in case of Diesel or Kerosene.
Put some kerosene on the radium part. Leave it for couple of minutes. Use a blade at around 45degrees on the surface. And scratch it. After that again wipe with kerosene cloth. Thats it. No scratches will be left behind on the glass surface.
If the sticker is on other surfaces than glass; then put some kerosene on the radium. Scratch with your nails slowly. It may be a slow process but it will work. The left out gum can be removed with cloth soaked in kerosene. Even a blade can be used but you need to be a pro in that. All the Professionals use the blades. They have judgements of the pressure to be applied. So for others strictly no blades on painted surface.
Last but not the least; I will not recommend any one to use PETROL on your car. Rather use KEROSENE or DIESEL; because petrol IMO is much stronger than the other two liquids. If not wiped on time might harm the paint. No worries in case of Diesel or Kerosene.
It's easy just like you remove the sun-films.
- Use Glass cleaners(Colin) first on the stickers.
- Then use a paint blade to take off that sticker:
-Then again use the glass cleaner and wipe off the glue
This is how i did to my car to take off those radium stickers and not a single scratch was present.
- Use Glass cleaners(Colin) first on the stickers.
- Then use a paint blade to take off that sticker:
-Then again use the glass cleaner and wipe off the glue
This is how i did to my car to take off those radium stickers and not a single scratch was present.
I was above to write the same thing as Vishwas told..
These blades are available in Hardware shops it does not cost more than 20 rs.
These blades are available in Hardware shops it does not cost more than 20 rs.
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No these are not polish blades, they are used to spread the white cement to fill gaps on the wall..
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#9
I got one such sticker removed from the rear glass of my car while getting it serviced. All he did was to sprinkle some soap water and clear off the sticker with a blade and voila. A task that seemed quite time consuming to me was a matter of seconds for them. Just for caution, clearly refuse to stick any kind of stickers on the car in future from workshops / accessories stores. The only sticker that I prefer keeping on my car is TAI’s sticker. 
Here’s an image of that sticker in question (Top Left).
Drive Safe,
350Z
Here’s an image of that sticker in question (Top Left).
Drive Safe,
350Z
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#11
Even I am thinking of removing the dealers sticker off my car, But in my case this sticker is not stuck on the glass its on the painted surface, How to go about this one without damaging the paint ?