Joe Blo wrote:
> I have a plastic window sticker on my back window glass that I want to
> remove.
> I considered using wd40, oil, acetone etc, but since the sticker is
> plastic, it can't soak through to disolve the adhesive. I am also
> considering using a razor but I am concerned about scratching my
> window.
> What is the best/easiest way to remove the plastic-film window
> stickers from glass? Thanks

1. I doubt very much you could scratch the glass with a razor blade -
but be careful about any defroster lines on the glass, those scratch
fairly easily.

2. years ago a recommended way to remove the formerly popular stickers
on rocker panels was to apply heat to soften the glue, working backward
a section at a time. As another poster commented, use a razor blade to
get the process started. You may end up with some adhesive on the
window, which you can remove with solvent after the sticker's gone.

HTH