Removing dealer stickers
04-04-2005, 09:34 PM
#21
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Re: Removing dealer stickers
You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
Jeff DeWitt
MidnightDad wrote:
> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués without
> scratching the paint?
>
>
Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
Jeff DeWitt
MidnightDad wrote:
> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués without
> scratching the paint?
>
>
04-05-2005, 06:41 AM
#22
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Re: Removing dealer stickers
My wife simply said she would refuse to accept delivery until the dealer
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
04-05-2005, 06:41 AM
#23
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Re: Removing dealer stickers
My wife simply said she would refuse to accept delivery until the dealer
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
04-05-2005, 06:41 AM
#24
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Posts: n/a
Re: Removing dealer stickers
My wife simply said she would refuse to accept delivery until the dealer
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
04-05-2005, 06:41 AM
#25
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Posts: n/a
Re: Removing dealer stickers
My wife simply said she would refuse to accept delivery until the dealer
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
stickers were taken off. They didn't give any hassle over it at all.
They said it would be clean when she came to pick it up. It was.
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
> You might try Goo Gone, great stuff for removing stickers.
>
> Also, if I was to buy a new car I would inform the dealer in no
> uncertain terms that if they put one of their stupid stickers on my new
> car there would be a $2,000 advertising fee. They would have three
> choices, pay the fee, remove the sticker, or sell the car to someone else.
>
> I think I know what their choice would be! <G>
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> MidnightDad wrote:
>
>> Any suggestions for removing the dealer's advertising appliqués
>> without scratching the paint?
>>
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