I would use NeverDull wadding compound or Goo Gone...Either one should take care of it...

Cheers

With some products and issues like this it can be helpful to let the product sit on the adhesive so it can soak in. Then you can work on removing it with some elbow grease. Also, be advised that a cloth with some texture can help. At that point you are basically using the texture to remove the adhesive. Once the cloth becomes saturated and "smooth" you loose that advantage. You can probably be pretty aggressive with products like Goo Gone as I would imagine the chrome underneath will stand up to it. Another suggestion might be to add some heat to soften the adhesive. Just be careful with heat and alcohol based products.

Lacquer thinner should do it.

THANKS for all of the suggestions. Now, back to work for me!

I would use cigarette lighter fluid, or petrol. Always done the trick for me ..

I second lighter fluid. Be careful you don't accidentally remove the original sticker.

Hey Gary,

In the past I have been successful using the Dawn+H2O soak. I just fashioned some paper towel (folded up) to cover the sticker, then I tape it over/on the sticker to protect it. Make sure the seal is good.

Of course you may not be soaking at all, in that case, the suggestions already given will probably do it. I wonder what Turtle Wax would do (the green bottle - Chrome Polish and Rust Remover). Considering what it can do to remove rust - perhaps it can remove adhesive too??

John

I too recommended lighter fluid. Works quickly and easily, every time.

Last resorts are Acetone that fails Aircraft Paint Stripper (from NAPA). Both nasty stuff but work. Won't hurt the chrome but the sticker will be toast if these get on it.

Creighton