hey, just wanted to make sure that using a blowdryer to take out some airbubbles on a sticker that i placed on the dash would be ok, and not damage the dash?

 

will the heat of the blowdryer mess it up?

 

How is the blow dryer going to accomplish this? Why not just ***** them with a needle?

 

if the adhesive is still fresh wet your fingers, use a sharp edge, becareful
not to scratch the finish, and lift up a corner of the adhesive and pull
back. as long as your fingers are clean and wet, it shoud not leave a
mark.

 

ok kool, i was told by a friend for the blowdryer method. but i knew i shouldnt of trusted him, hes not too bright lol.

 

If the sticker's a little older, a blowdryer on "low", and held several inches away, will soften the decal enough for the sharp-pin method to work. You don't need hellacious heat, just enough to soften the decal. You should be able to hold your hand under the hair dryer at decal level - or just leave the car in the sun a while. If the bubble is near the edge and the decal fresh, the "lift" method also works. Lifting a heated decal, though, will stretch it and it won't re-form.