How Do You Remove A Bumper Sticker With WD40?
WD40 is a remarkable liquid. It has so many uses beyond simple lubrication. It can soften leather to prevent blisters, pry apart glasses that are wedged together, and even kill spiders and other creepy crawlies around the home. It also has a remarkable ability to remove glue. If you’ve got a stubborn bumper sticker that just won’t leave its fender, try this method of using WD40 to remove a bumper sticker. Step 1: Park the car in a well-ventilated area. Because WD40 contains chemicals, you need to ensure your vehicle is in a well-ventilated area when you are using WD40 to remove a bumper sticker. Park your car on your driveway, or fully open your garage door. Step 2: Place a drop cloth under the bumper. The next step in removing a bumper sticker with WD40 is a proactive one. Place a drop cloth under the area of the bumper where the sticker is so that any excess WD40 won’t drip onto your floor or driveway. (A piece of cardboard or a stack of newspaper will work to absorb WD40 too.) Step
