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Step 1: Gently clean off the sticker and its residue with a soft sponge or soft scrubber and warm, soapy water.
Step 2: Repeatedly wash the sticker area with the soapy mixture and a damp cloth before wiping it down with clean water and a dry cloth.
Step 3: Once dry, use car-safe wax to buffer the surface.

Step 1: Set the hair dryer to low or medium heat.
Step 2: Aim the hairdryer towards the sticker area and hold it there for up to 40 seconds.
Step 3: Once the sticker has warmed up start peeling it off while aiming the hairdryer at the corner. Take care to not burn your fingers.
Step 4: Continue peeling until you remove the whole sticker.
Step 5: Use a damp cloth and wipe down the area.
Step 6: Use car-safe wax to buffer the area.

Step 1: Gently rub oil onto the sticker and allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes.
Step 2: Using a plastic scraper, gently scrape the corners of the sticker until you can grasp the edges and pull them slowly upwards.
Step 3: If you run into resistance, lightly soak a cloth in oil and apply it to the sticker. Ensure the sticker is adequately covered so the oil seeps into the remaining edges of the sticker.
Step 4: Gently remove the sticker.
Step 5: Wipe off any excess adhesive and dry the spot.
Step 6: Use wax to buffer the surface of the car’s exterior.

Step 1: Place distilled white vinegar in a small glass bowl and pop it into the microwave.
Step 2: Microwave the solution for about 20 seconds until it becomes warm.
Step 3: Dampen a clean towel with the solution but do not soak.
Step 4: Wipe the white vinegar solution onto the sticker area, and allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes.
Step 5: Remove the sticker using a dull plastic scraper.
Step 6: Once you remove the sticker, use warm soapy water to wipe it off.
Step 7: Thoroughly rinse the area and dry it.
Step 8: Buff the area with car wax to make it shine.