Window graphics

[old_idaho_guy]

Our new Wildcat looks great, but I really don't like the graphics on the windows. We love to camp in the boondocks and look out the windows and even though the trailer has big windows, the stripes block our view. Window graphics
Does anybody know the best way to take them of off the window without messing up the tint or glass?

[fla-gypsy]

First time I have seen the stickers go over the window. Really dumb idea whichever maker did that

[old_idaho_guy]

Thanks for the replies. We will start with a small piece and see how it goes. The weather should warm up by next weekend.

[dadmomh]

I understand what you're thinking - I'd prefer nothing over the window, too....however, before you go too far, think I'd do just one small window first and make sure you're not messing up the design. Guess I need to go outside and look at our TT and see what the graphics look like....I'm thinking they skirt the windows and there is definitely nothing on them. Suggestion would be to start with a hair dryer and pull slowly. Ditto on the Goo Gone.

PS DH just went and looked and our Rockwood does have graphics that stop at the window and then continue on the other side....guess I'd never noticed.

[DB2BRMI]

donn0128 wrote:
Razor blade and lots of windex. The windows should not be tinted outside.

Ditto. This method worked well for me but I should mention that I was in AZ at the time last month and the day time temps were in the high 80's. Single edged blade held in a holder. Nice and gentle.


DRB

[Dtaylor]

Since they are new they should come off fairly easily. As mentioned, a hair dryer or heat gun. You may be able to park it in the sun for a little while then peal them off. Goo Gone is good for removing the glue that is left behind

[bluie5]

Maybe try a hair dryer, or heat gun, to heat up the edges and slowly peel them off.

[donn0128]

Razor blade and lots of windex. The windows should not be tinted outside.