Why Remove It the Right Way?

Trying to rip off a bumper sticker with your fingernails or a blade can lead to scratched paint, leftover glue, or permanent damage. Follow these safe steps to get a clean removal every time.

What You’ll Need:

• Hair dryer or heat gun (low setting)
• Plastic card (old gift card or squeegee)
• Mild soap + water
• Microfiber cloth
• Optional: Goo Gone or rubbing alcohol (for leftover adhesive)

Step-by-Step: Safe Bumper Sticker Removal

Step 1: Heat the Sticker

Use a hair dryer on low heat and hold it a few inches from the sticker. Warm the area for 30–60 seconds to soften the adhesive.

Step 2: Peel Slowly

Gently lift one corner using a plastic card or your fingers. Peel slowly at a 45° angle. If it resists, reapply heat and try again.

Step 3: Remove Leftover Adhesive

Use a microfiber cloth and apply mild soap and water. If residue remains, apply a small amount of Goo Gone or rubbing alcohol with a cloth — let it sit for 1–2 minutes, then wipe clean.

Step 4: Wash and Dry the Area

After removing all residue, wash the area with mild soap and water. Dry with a clean microfiber towel.

Still Stuck? Let Us Help.

If your sticker has been on for years or it won’t budge, contact our support team. We’re happy to help you figure out the safest solution based on your surface and sticker type.

Want a New Sticker That Comes Off Clean?

At Stickeey, our bumper stickers are made to last — but also designed to remove without damage when the time comes. They’re printed on durable, weatherproof vinyl with a car-safe adhesive backing.