How to remove state decals stuck all over the outside

Best I've found for sticker/goo removal is DeSolvit. Similar to Goo Gone, but works better IMO.

Pure lemon oil has worked on every kind of glue/goo/sticky stuff I have tried it on so far.

With any kind of goo cleaner, wipe INWARD, towards the center of the goo, not outward as your natural instincts will want you to. That just spreads the goo.

I took off the peeling wallpaper trim in the kitchen area. It was not regular wallpaper paste but gooey like contact paper. I used goo gone and elbow grease but it was a huge chore. Fabric softener works on wallpaper paste but not on that gunk.
I want to remove the cracking decals on our RV but waiting until I feel like it. ha ha. I am going to try that drill operated "eraser" though.
Inside, ours had a map of the USA but the former owner trimmed out the wallpaper at that site and put up pictures. Just one of those quirky things about someone else's RV. Some folks find it fun to collect stickers, some prefer a more sedated appearance.

I am removing the shower hide-a screen from my coach and they taped the moldings on.Good gracious this tape is tough. Goo gone, WD-40, steam gun yikes!. Nothing really works.

I am softening the mess with soap and rubbing it with a rag and coarse paper towels.

phillyg wrote:
3M makes a decal remover wheel that can be attached to a drill, I just can't remember what it's called. Try "Ghost Off" for the final removal, although it's possible you'll always see the ghost of decals past.

Like this one I have used with success in removing pinstripes.

3M makes a decal remover wheel that can be attached to a drill, I just can't remember what it's called. Try "Ghost Off" for the final removal, although it's possible you'll always see the ghost of decals past.

Thanks all....I will try these and let you know how they work out.

Be careful with goo gone. It will go through paint.

Those "moteyhome" stickers look "cornball" to me and they are a mess to remove.

Pressure washer will peel decals no problem. Follow up with some goo gone to remove adhesive remains.