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      03-27-2016, 03:22 PM   #1
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Removing outdated license plate tags

I do not want to build an ugly horizontal tower of sticky tags on my rear LP by placing new ones over old ones. Now that I have my first set of new tags, can anyone recommend a clean, efficient way to remove the old tag? And do you advise removing the LP in order to do so? Thanks!
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Here you go:
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That's perfect! Thanks!
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Tarminator and a razor blade. Use the razor blade to lift a corner of sticker and expose some of the backing. Spray it down with the Tarminator and let it work in.
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I imagine you could use any adhesive remover. I have 3M General Adhesive cleaner,Griot's adhesive remover. And, of course, Goo Gone. 3M's probably he best one.
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