Styling Nasty sticker removal and condensation in light

[WolfCrazy64]

Hello everyone, theres a nasty sticker on thd back of my car that I really want to remove. Whats the best way to get it off without damaging the paint on Silas (my car )
Also, there appears to be some condensation on the indicator cover thing. How do I deal with that?
Thanks
Heather

 

[Paul106xsi]

Hello everyone, theres a nasty sticker on thd back of my car that I really want to remove. Whats the best way to get it off without damaging the paint on Silas (my car )
Also, there appears to be some condensation on the indicator cover thing. How do I deal with that?
Thanks
HeatherView attachment 151581View attachment 151582

Hair Dyer well remove the sticker and then

 

[Paul106xsi]

Sorry, trying to send a message using my phone. Anyway, a hair dryer will remove the sticker and then done wd 40 to get the glue off. I think it might be a new lamp for the indicator. You can remove it and try drying it out but I don't think it would be worth the time.

 

[WolfCrazy64]

Ok cheers

 

[Ouby]

.... I think it might be a new lamp for the indicator. You can remove it and try drying it out but I don't think it would be worth the time.

It's always worth the time if you have incredibly short pockets & a little spare time. Small tube of clear silicone sealant, run a bead of it around where the glass meets the plastic case, hey presto job done & now you can spend the money you've saved on women, alcohol, worm flavoured hoola hoops or whatever floats your boat.

 

[Duncan]

Wow, that sticker is nasty!

 

[WolfCrazy64]

Wow, that sticker is nasty!

I know right I don't know what the previous owner was thinking

 

[Paul106xsi]

It's always worth the time if you have incredibly short pockets & a little spare time.

That's very true! If you're feeling a bit flash with your cash, Euro car parts sell them for under a tenner.

 

[Ouby]

....Euro car parts sell them for under a tenner.

I prefer original parts but at £6.18/£7.19 who cares.
Nice find