GM Parts Label

[mhm1966]

I thought I remember seeing a thread on this subject, but I can't find it. I am putting together my NOS glove box liner and it just so happens the GM parts label is on the inside of the box. Does anyone know of a product that would remove this label without damaging the glove box liner.

[hogdaddy]

Steam may be the best option here but that's just a guess.

[169indy]

I have Used a 1000 watt hair dryer for this purpose
Careful & slow.
Goal is to get the glue to soften and you might still have a ghost of residue but it should work.

[Burd]

I’m trying to think what the sign shop used, I think it was xylol, you would just put it on the label, I’ll bet the glue will leave a mark.
Lighter fluid may work, put just on the label,

[Burd]

I Picked up a decal scraper, plastic blade, it may help getting it started. You can scrape a decal off of something plastic, but it may harm the cardboard.

[mhm1966]

The NOS glove box liner will not stand up to any type of scraper. I am going to try to soften up the label to remove it and then deal with the glue residue.

[Mr70]

If you get the sticker removed,I wouldn't recommend using anything oil based to try to remove the residue,(if there is any),as it will soak in & stain that exact spot on the soft cardboard and then be darker.
Rubbing Alcohol on a Q-tip is all I would try to see if it removes the residue,if not leave it be.

[67 442]

The label is at the top of liner correct?
I would leave it alone and let it fall off naturally the remove the glue residue with isopropyl alcohol gently.

[mhm1966]

I wish the label was on the outside of the box or else I would leave it alone. The label is on the inside of the glove box liner.

[Burd]

Try the xylol