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Step 1: Apply a small amount of any common household oil like olive oil, coconut oil, baby oil, or cooking oil to a paper towel. Fortunately, paper towels are not abrasive enough to scratch the surface.
Step 2: Place the soaked paper towel over the sticker area. Allow it to sit on the sticker for a few minutes until the edges start curling up.
Step 3: Use the edge of a credit card or plastic scraper and gently scrape the sticker off the surface.
Step 4: Once you remove the sticker, wipe the surface with soapy water and dry it with a cloth.

Step 1: Soak a ball of cotton in nail polish remover.
Step 2: Place the soaked cotton ball over the sticker area. Allow it to sit on the sticker for a few minutes until the edges start curling up.
Step 3: Use the edge of a credit card or plastic scraper and gently scrape the sticker off the surface.
Step 4: Once you remove the sticker, wipe the surface with soapy water and dry it with a cloth.

Step 1: Soak a cotton ball in the lacquer-thinner solution.
Step 2: Place onto the sticker area and leave for at least 10 minutes.
Step 3: Once the sticker has been soaked for long enough, use a plastic scraper, credit card or your fingernails to scrape off the sticker, starting at the edges.
Step 4: Once you remove the sticker, wipe the surface with soapy water and dry it with a cloth.

WD-40 and similar products are robust solutions, we recommend you test the product on a sample area first to ensure it does not damage the plastic.
Step 1: Spray the degreaser on a clean cloth or directly onto the sticker if the plastic surface will not be damaged from this.
Step 2: In a circular motion, rub a clean cloth over the sticker once it has been soaked with the degreaser for about 5 minutes.
Step 3: Once you remove the sticker, wipe the surface with soapy water and dry it with a cloth.