Craft Stickers!

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1. ButterfliesFlutterBy - January 3, 2011 at 4:11 am

   I would try either Goof-Off or WD40. Both work great. Just be careful around painted surfaces. If your still finding them stuck use the WD40 with a ‘magic’ eraser. Good luck!
2. moblade103 - January 3, 2011 at 4:10 pm

   remove the stickers….a piece value is determined by the manufacture and quality ….every manuf. has its own calling card to id their prod. by design or look …. take for instance all of those appraisal shows you see on TV …. there were no stickers back then …. but yet they can tell you who made it … when … and where …. .. but if your sticker is on the bottom with id code…leave it alone
3. Nate M - January 4, 2011 at 4:15 am

   what is that.@ @
4. Carman Nguyen - January 4, 2011 at 3:54 pm

   Static cling.
5. d h - January 5, 2011 at 4:29 am

   WD- 40 and a paper towel…Works everytime!
6. donewiththismess - January 5, 2011 at 4:14 pm

   WD40 to loosen. Windex cleaner to clean.
7. fire4511 - January 6, 2011 at 4:19 am

   They are “Thin Blue Line” stickers which signify support for law enforcement personnel.The police are the “thin blue line” that protects society from those who can not follow the rules.There is also a red line version, which is in support of Fire / Rescue personnel.
8. mylady - January 6, 2011 at 4:04 pm

   Well … we just put in new windows and they ALL had those stupid reallys sticky stickers on them. I sprayed them with windex with amonia waited a just a few minutes sprayed it again and wiped it off with a paper towel.dont even bother trying to peel of some of the paper first . just spray it right on . it will just roll right off. make sure it is really wet when you wipe it. you may have to do it a couple of times to get all of the sticky glue off but it really worked well for me. My husband was using a razor blade to scrape it off. waste of time. I had 5 windows completely wiped clean and streak free before he had even got one done. I went and sprayed what was left of his mess and wiped it right off.As for the wood .. My daughter put stickers on her dresser once and the windex worked on that too. just don’t leave it on for a long time because it might fade your wood. try to spray it right on the sticker wait just a few seconds and wipe it off. You will probably have to do it a few times to get it all off. GOOD LUCK!
9. negative - January 7, 2011 at 3:58 am

   Use GooGone or you can buy a product from Lowe’s or The Home Depot called GOOF OFF 2. It works real well in removing all types of stickers, gum, oil and things like that.idon’tneedit
10. Dr. C - January 7, 2011 at 3:54 pm

    Static electricity. The same thing that makes all polyvinylidene chloride films (Saran wrap) stick. When you peel it away from its backing, it gains a uniform electric charge. When you bring the film near the surface you want to stick it to, the charges in the surface re-arrange to create a negative image of the charges in the film. There is then an attraction between the film and its image in the surface.Because PVDC is VERY insulating (and slightly electronegative), the charges stay put and never move. The cling wrap or sticker will stay adhered to the surface for a very long time.Additionally, you squeeze the air out from between the sticker and the surface, so atmospheric pressure also holds the sticker down. For example, polyethylene films are used to tint windows. These films do not gain much of a charge on their own, so water is used as electrostatic glue. But what holds the film on is atmospheric pressure.These films don’t stick well to metal because the metal is conductive and will neutralize the charge. Metal also doesn’t allow electric fields inside it, so the image charge is reduced. They may stick somewhat to fabric, but eventually the charge will leak away and there will be no vacuum to keep it adhered.
11. teach - January 8, 2011 at 3:48 am

    Is she blind?You can get brailled labels for things like microwaves.Or, you can just use label tape like what goes on a label maker.
12. Toxica ♥ - January 8, 2011 at 4:02 pm

    Nail polish remover works.When I buy cds & dvds & such and it has those annoying price stickers on, I peel them off then use nail polish remover to get the sticky part off.I know, it sounds insane but it works.And after that just wipe the area down with a wet cloth so it dosen’t smell.
13. pdomanski1982 - January 9, 2011 at 4:28 am

    you have to go to inspection station and get replacment stickers