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If that doesn't work, apply flame to gasoline
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edit approved Feb 28, 2018 at 15:32
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edit approved Feb 28, 2018 at 15:32
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  1. Pour a very small amount of gasoline on rag
  2. Rub the rag lightly and carefully on the sticker (I would suggest with your car door open)
  3. Use another rag or something else to rub the sticker off.
  4. Most should come off, and if it doesn't, repeat.
  5. If that doesn't work, apply flame to gasoline
  1. Pour a very small amount of gasoline on rag
  2. Rub the rag lightly and carefully on the sticker (I would suggest with your car door open)
  3. Use another rag or something else to rub the sticker off.
  4. Most should come off, and if it doesn't, repeat.
  1. Pour a very small amount of gasoline on rag
  2. Rub the rag lightly and carefully on the sticker (I would suggest with your car door open)
  3. Use another rag or something else to rub the sticker off.
  4. Most should come off, and if it doesn't, repeat.
  5. If that doesn't work, apply flame to gasoline
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  1. Pour a very small amount of gasoline on rag
  2. Rub the rag lightly and carefully on the sticker (I would suggest with your car door open)
  3. Use another rag or something else to rub the sticker off.
  4. Most should come off, and if it doesn't, repeat.