How to remove labels on the trailer without damage

[TxCowboy]

I have about a half dozen labels near the door of the RV that can go bye-bye. The Texas sun has already curled a few and it just makes the trailer look bad.

How do you go about removing these labels without damaging the exterior?

And don't worry -- I'm not going to remove the important ones!

[hondavalk]

Heat gun or hair dryer on the labels. Be careful not to overheat if using a heat gun. Goo Gone on any leftover adhesive.

[campingcpl]

Originally Posted by hondavalk

Heat gun or hair dryer on the labels. Be careful not to overheat if using a heat gun. Goo Gone on any leftover adhesive.

X2, I've used a hair dryer with good success.

[TxCowboy]

Doh! A hair dryer. Most bald guys, like me, normally don't think about those as an option.

Good suggestion. Thanks!!

[DavisK]

Peanut butter also works good at removing residual glue. I use it when I remove car dealership advertisements from the rear of my vehicles.

[matherne]

I used a 3M Stripe Off Wheel. Attaches to your drill like a grinding wheel. Took of my entire front decal off in about 30-40 minutes.

http://www.amazon.com/3M-Stripe-Whee...e+eraser+wheel

[TxCowboy]

I'm not talking about the large mural or decals. I'm talking about the smaller labels near the entry door.

No grinding wheels!

[harley]

I took off all stickers on mine , I think I can remember what is the city water, etc. Did take of the decals for grey and black and put them on the actual handle. all stickers just peeled off . Used finger nail to start the peeling process. it was warm outside though.

[mark5w]

Originally Posted by TxCowboy

I'm not talking about the large mural or decals. I'm talking about the smaller labels near the entry door.

No grinding wheels!

It is not a "grinding wheel".

It's a special wheel used to remove ANY decal and not damage the surface.