The DW and I just spent 4 great days at Lake Havasu, AZ. When we pulled back into our driveway after the trip, I found out that the stickers the campground had attached to our camper and our tow vehicle appear to be made out of a 50/50 combination of RV toilet paper and superglue. 1. Is this common? I'm used to the little tag that you hang from your mirror or stick in your trailer window. 2. Does anyone have any super easy ways to get this off, or do I need a ladder and a razor blade to scrape this loose?

Hair dryer (heat the glue) or nail polish remover (soak the glue) - and the razor blade.

As above, heat gun or hair dryer works great.

Paint thinner will take the stickiness out of the glue. Then it will rub off with no residue.

Window stickers! Grrr.... | Good Sam Community

19 Replies

VegasBT
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Thanks guys! These were window stickers attached to the windshield and one of the rear windows on the trailer. The CG was Crazy Horse in Lake Havasu for the poster who asked.
doxiemom11
Explorer II
Nov 13, 2014
In the future, have them hand you the sticker and you place it. Put some butter or mayo on the surface you are going to stick it to. When you want to remove it, it will be easy and then just clean the surface to get rid of the greasy film.
Atlee
Explorer II
Nov 12, 2014
Were the stickers attached to glass on the tow vehicle and/or TT? Or did they attach any to the skin of the TV and/or TT?

VegasBT wrote:
The DW and I just spent 4 great days at Lake Havasu, AZ. When we pulled back into our driveway after the trip, I found out that the stickers the campground had attached to our camper and our tow vehicle appear to be made out of a 50/50 combination of RV toilet paper and superglue. 1. Is this common? I'm used to the little tag that you hang from your mirror or stick in your trailer window. 2. Does anyone have any super easy ways to get this off, or do I need a ladder and a razor blade to scrape this loose?
Jack_Diane_Free
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
Goo Gone is amazing. Good for getting the stickers off of anything.
Escargot
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
NYCgrrl wrote:
crabbin cabin wrote:
WD 40!!

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NYCgrrl
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
crabbin cabin wrote:
WD 40!!

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noe-place
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
Don't use a blade if you can get it off any other way.
cmarq
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
Try WD40 on the glue, works great will also take grease out of clothes. Google uses for WD40. I have used it for glue removal and many other things without worry as to will it damage anything.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Nov 12, 2014
I would guess that since the OP called them WINDOW stickers, that paint isn't an issue.
Jay_Pat
Explorer
Nov 12, 2014
What is the name of the campground?
Thanks!
Pat