1. Prepare: Park the car in a shady spot and ensure it's cool to the touch. Clean the area around the decal with soapy water and dry it thoroughly.
2. Use Heat: A heat gun or hairdryer can be used to soften the adhesive behind the decal. Gently heat the decal in small sections for a few seconds, being careful not to damage the window or paint.
3. Peel Off: Start peeling the decal off from one corner. If it's resisting, continue heating it until it comes off easily. Be patient, as applying too much heat or peeling too forcefully can damage the paint.
4. Remove Adhesive Residue: Sometimes, the adhesive remains after the decal is removed. For this, you can use rubbing alcohol or a specific adhesive remover. Dab some on a clean cloth or cotton swab and gently rub the area until the residue is gone.
5. Wash and Dry: Once all the residue is removed, wash the area with soapy water and wipe it dry. This will ensure that there's no leftover residue and the window is clean.
Remember, always test any cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area before applying it to the entire decal to avoid any unintended damage. With care and patience, you can successfully remove most decals without damaging your car's window.
