Best way to remove the TRD Sport sticker

I was wanting to remove my TRD sport sticker on the bed and was wondering the best way to do it. I know how to debadge the emblems but as far as the sticker would i do it the same way?

 

Good question, I am also curious?

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/detailing/43489-easiest-way-remove-trd-sticker.html

 

Lift a corner with your finger nail. squirt 3M Adhesive remover liberally as you pull back the decal. Work slowly and let the adhesive remover do the work. Good luck!

 

It is a little time consuming... It needs to be kind of warm out,several people including myself,I used my wife's hair dryer and my finger nail after that a lot of goo gone and aloooot of elbow grease to get the sticky residue off....patience grass hopper

 

Hair dryer , peel it off , Goo Gone for the residual adhesive

 

Thank you very much lol

 

^^ The 3M Adhesive Remover saves the elbow grease. Another thing, use microfiber cloths only on the paint! Cotton or terrycloth will scratch the living shit out of your paint! In other words, don't use your old t-shirt..or you will be sorry.

 

I have heard that mayo works well--have not tried it--but it is handy in the refrigerator!

 

If all else fails....this little thing works GREAT!

$17 AES Industries 51823 Smart Eraser Pad (Made in the USA) with Drill Adapter Arbor Made for Efficiently Removing Decals, Vinyl Graphic, Pinstripes, Adhesive and Double Faced Trim Tape

http://www.amazon.com/Choice-Tool-S...qid=1391882758&sr=8-1&keywords=sticker+eraser

Used one to remove pinstriping off an entire jeep. No mess, no fluids...just slap it in a hand drill and erase away.

 

Im just kidding of course.

 

Heat gun if you have access to one. You can have it done in less than a minute.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/258047-cant-get-sticker-off.html

 

LOL

 

like some said it was already warm out in summer and I just grabbed a corner and pulled it off slowly. I kept the sticker close to the surface rather than pulling outwards to minimize tearing and leaving residue.

I didn't even need to use a chemical when done, just some water on a cloth to clean it off. I then put on all black/grey TRD stickers, no need for the red shadow

 

You can also use Plastic razor blades to get things started... finding good ones isn't easy though. They won't hurt your paint if you are even remotely careful.

 

Pressure washer.
The local car wash worked for me.

 

The wife's hair gun didn't work for me but have some type of goo gone or any chemical remover helped.

As someone mentioned, it takes longer than expected...

 

hair gun??

 

x2. I can attest to this eraser wheel. I've tried goo gone, wd-40, etc..for the residual adhesive and none works easier, faster,with no clear coat damage than this wheel. Pricey but will last a while. Can't be easier than put it on my cordless drill and go.