[Asterix]

The dealer mounted this sticker in the rear window when I bought the car.

I hate stickers on my car, and my problem is that it is mounted on the inside of the window, with the glue on the heatthreads.

Is it possible to remove the sticker without damaging the heatthreads..

[2i30s]

warm it up with a hair dryer,it should peel off easily. wipe over where it was with some methylated spirit on a rag to remove any glue residue. 

[Asterix]

Thanks.

I would just hate to damage the two bottom threads as the wiperblade is located there.

I will try to remove it as you described.

[Dazzler]

Yeah should be ok doing it that way... Just don't use a scraper (they are what does the damage) 

[beerman]

Eucalyptus oil works wonders on the glue too.

[Surferdude]

Eucalyptus oil works wonders on the glue too.

Yeah it does but I wonder if they have it in Europe?

[2i30s]

Eucalyptus oil works wonders on the glue too.

Yeah it does but I wonder if they have it in Europe?

yeah,that's why i mentioned using metho.  you can probably get eucalyptus oil in Europe. 

[asathorny]

Got some right next to me on this desk, we have lectrics and gas as well now...  blighmy weve lots o things   

[2i30s]

love the sarcasm Asa. 

[meehalych]

The dealer mounted this sticker in the rear window when I bought the car.

I hate stickers on my car, and my problem is that it is mounted on the inside of the window, with the glue on the heatthreads.

Is it possible to remove the sticker without damaging the heatthreads..

There had been no any sticker of Hyundai when I acquired my i30, except for square shape one with Hyundai's logo stuck to the wind screen.

[Asterix]

For some reason many dealers put their advertising stickers all over the cars they sell.     I hate it.
I even told the dealer not to mount them. 

When I had the car treated with antirust sealing - is that the right word.?? - ( Pava/Mercasol/Dinitrol ) I also told them not to mount any stickers. No problem, they said. But when I went to get my car, there was a sticker mounted anyway... GGGRRR

[meehalych]

For some reason many dealers put their advertising stickers all over the cars they sell.     I hate it.

ours just install the plate's frames with their logos inscribed on them

[bumpkin]

Ours put their logos on the plates themselves as well as on the windows.  I hate dealer stickers, don't mind the brand ones ie the Hyundai Triple Care didn't bother me, but it had to be removed on the orders of the boss............Shambles that is

[Doggie 1]

Eucalyptus oil works wonders on the glue too.

Eucalyptus oil is like a wonder liquid - it's amazing what it cleans 

I parked my car in the car park of our major shopping centre and when I cam out some mud-sucking pond dweller had decided to draw a particular part of the male anotomy on the paint of my i30 with permanent marker.

I was less than impressed and had he still been there he would have been missing the relevant parts himself. 

But eucalyptus oil removed it without a trace 

[Asterix]

For some reason many dealers put their advertising stickers all over the cars they sell.     I hate it.

ours just install the plate's frames with their logos inscribed on them

I don't mind the frames with their names on, the frames are there anyway, but of course it would look nicer with the i30ownersclub.com on the frame. 

[Doggie 1]

For some reason many dealers put their advertising stickers all over the cars they sell.     I hate it.

ours just install the plate's frames with their logos inscribed on them

I don't mind the frames with their names on, the frames are there anyway, but of course it would look nicer with the i30ownersclub.com on the frame. 

Absolutely! My thoughts exactly 

[Asterix]

Eucalyptus oil works wonders on the glue too.

Eucalyptus oil is like a wonder liquid - it's amazing what it cleans 

I parked my car in the car park of our major shopping centre and when I cam out some mud-sucking pond dweller had decided to draw a particular part of the male anotomy on the paint of my i30 with permanent marker.

I was less than impressed and had he still been there he would have been missing the relevant parts himself. 

But eucalyptus oil removed it without a trace 

I have to find out if I can buy that stuff around here.. 

[Doggie 1]

It comes from Australian Eucalyptus trees where Koalas like to live (& eat) 

[bumpkin]

We grow eucalyptus trees in Scotland too!

[Doggie 1]

We grow eucalyptus trees in Scotland too!

Really?

Do you have Koalas?   

[AlanHo]

We have a eucalyptus tree in our garden - but it lost a lot of branches after the savage winter last year.

[Doggie 1]

We have a eucalyptus tree in our garden - but it lost a lot of branches after the savage winter last year.

Koalas probably snapped them off. They like eucalyptus.

[AlanHo]

The tree is currently looking very "bear" - so you just might have a point. I can "bear"ly see it for snow at present.

[neptune]

This is how we get it

[bumpkin]

The tree is currently looking very "bear" - so you just might have a point. I can "bear"ly see it for snow at present.

Treemendous!  The branch manager will be proud!

[agentr31]

they also grow heaps of gum trees in south africa belive it or not, they use them for making paper... god knows why but there were massive plantations there when i went back home!

Hi!

We grow eucalyptus trees in Scotland too!

Really?

Do you have Koalas?   

Here, there are lots of them! ("Eucalipto" is the name in portuguese)
Usually for make paper.

Koalas, we also have a few! In the Zoo!