- Hot
- Latest
-
How To:
Unlock a Locked Car Door Without a Key or Slim Jim
-
How To:
Apply POR 15 for Rust
-
How To:
Paint Your Car's Interior for a Two-Tone Look
-
How To:
Install 120 Volt Plugins & USB Ports in a Car or Truck
-
News:
Can Glaze Putty Be Applied Over Primer?
-
How To:
Fix Plastic Car Bumpers
-
How To:
Pair your phone with a 2009 Toyota head unit
-
How To:
Blend automotive paint to match an existing color
-
How To:
Add a Samsung Galaxy or Apple iPad to Your Car's Dash with This DIY Removable Tablet Mount
-
How To:
Turn a Samsung Galaxy Tablet into an In-Dash GPS and Music Player for Your Car
-
How To:
Setup your bluetooth in your 2010 Ford Fusion
-
How To:
Make a DIY Cold Air Intake
-
How To:
Pair your phone in a 2009 Mazda head unit easily
-
How To:
Restore Your Headlights Using Toothpaste
-
How To:
Remove the seats from a classic VW Beetle Bug
-
How To:
Hack Your Car's Cassette Deck into a Wireless Bluetooth Music Player
-
How To:
Adjust Date and Time in Peugeot 308
-
How To:
Prep and Spray Flat or Matte Black
-
How To:
Drive Peugeot 308 with Automatic Gearbox (Transmission)
-
How To:
Use Plasti Dip Coat to Black Out Car Emblems
-
How To:
Unlock a Locked Car Door Without a Key or Slim Jim
-
How To:
Apply POR 15 for Rust
-
How To:
Paint Your Car's Interior for a Two-Tone Look
-
How To:
Install 120 Volt Plugins & USB Ports in a Car or Truck
-
News:
Can Glaze Putty Be Applied Over Primer?
-
How To:
Fix Plastic Car Bumpers
-
How To:
Pair your phone with a 2009 Toyota head unit
-
How To:
Blend automotive paint to match an existing color
-
How To:
Add a Samsung Galaxy or Apple iPad to Your Car's Dash with This DIY Removable Tablet Mount
-
How To:
Turn a Samsung Galaxy Tablet into an In-Dash GPS and Music Player for Your Car
-
How To:
Setup your bluetooth in your 2010 Ford Fusion
-
How To:
Make a DIY Cold Air Intake
-
How To:
Pair your phone in a 2009 Mazda head unit easily
-
How To:
Restore Your Headlights Using Toothpaste
-
How To:
Remove the seats from a classic VW Beetle Bug
-
How To:
Hack Your Car's Cassette Deck into a Wireless Bluetooth Music Player
-
How To:
Adjust Date and Time in Peugeot 308
-
How To:
Drive Peugeot 308 with Automatic Gearbox (Transmission)
-
How To:
Prep and Spray Flat or Matte Black
-
How To:
Use Plasti Dip Coat to Black Out Car Emblems
8 Comments
works even on stickers that have been glued to a car for years!
I took off my Tammy Faye sticker with it, flawless.
Tammy Faye? Don't you mean Tina Fey?
LOLOL great
foolish... that sticker could come in handy in 4 years when McCain is a more mature and seasoned 76.
I agree completely. McCain's problem was one of too little experience. All he needs is an additional 4 years... Then he'll be ready to lead.
Can,t wait to try it!
Cheap technique to remove goo from a sticker – eucalyptus oil. To do the complete job try one of the following tools (wonder blade and wheel). The video demo at http://www.decalstickerremover.com./ displays how they work to remove stickers and vinyl letters.
Share Your Thoughts