Get Rid of Logos On Your Devices
According to this tutorial, with a bit of tape, persistence, and sugar cubes, you can easily remove logo stickers from your cellphone, PDA or whateva.
Who knew getting closer to the brand-free lifestyle could be so simple, and so sweet?
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.....Hmm. I wonder if sugar will scrub the gigantic Carmax logo off of the back of my car...
I recommend covering the entire cellphone with some tape before starting or you may end up with sugar where you don't want it.
Carmax and similar vinyl decals are easy - you can warm it up with a hair dryer, then take a razor blade and (carefully!) peel away.
I was about to resort to that myself, then after running the car through a carwash, the letters peeled just a little - enough to let me just peel them straight off. The trick is to do it slowly.
Removing Branding from Autos....
Plastic '3D' Lettering...
Hair Dryer & Dental Flosss....
Smooth as a cherubs baren ass.
Does that hairdryer-and-razorblade trick work for bumper stickers too?
For bumper stickers and other stickers I use a product called Un-Du it liquifies the sticky glue making it easy to remove, without damaging anything.
Indeed, besides the sugar trick for labels, I have utilized a Dremel rotary grinding machine to remove plastic lettering, Bondo household putty to fill in embossed areas, and a set of very fine files, with which I remove the identifying marks on metal parts.
Clearly, I am the ideal demographic for the branded tee-shirts with which these websites sustain themselves. (Of course, I don't see such déclassé adverts, thanks to Privoxy and NetBarrier.)