Today I got my senior parking pass taken away at my high school, for driving at excessive speeds through the senior lot. I was during the posted speed limit in front of the lot and about to turn into it soon. then a civic tried to pass me on the double solid on the left, i wanted untill the front of his car was at my front doo, then punched it. needless to say, he was then behind me and i pulled into the lot, evendentally the head of security at my school -- a joke if i might add, saw me. He came over to my car, opened the rear drivers side door, and took the parking pass sticker. When i tooked at where the sticker used to be, i noticed that there is a little bit of glue that the sticker left behind, does anyone know of anyproducts that might be able to dissolve that, allready tried windex.

Had to own the civ

 

If it's on the glass use some lighter fluid. If it's on the paint use goo gone.

 

u guys have stickers how cheezy i had a thing i hung on my rear view mirror. and cant u just windex and razor it off

 

ya i have a sticker too for my parking pass. its hard to see through the tint though. thats really gay that he opened your door and straight up took your pass.

 

u should always keep your doors lock like i do

 

Goo Gone works the best (never tried lighter fluid) and it has a nice fresh citrus smell!
Every year I have to take off the worst sticker ever for my beach club, and goo gone is by far the best from other brands I've tried.
sorry you lost your special parking pass.

 

yeah, lighter fluid owns, as well as gasoline, and wd40 but goo gone is always best... its safe, as jest said, even on paint... plus, its gooey... lol, so it doesnt go everywhere. Course, lighter fluid would just evaporate.... hmm.

as for the razor suggestion... dont do it, if you have tint.

 

home depot sells a product called "goof off" that will eliminate it with one stroke.

 

only sticker I have is a National Audi Club sticker in my rear window,

Do not use "Goof Off" on your paint. It is not the same as goo gone.

 

Does it eliminate your paint with one stroke too?