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as the title says, what's the best for removing decals (tried hairdryer and googone :S)

Any spray adhesive remover should work. And an old credit card or plastic scraper.

hmm, any brands that you guys would recommend?

I actuallly use goo gone and it works good for me. You just have to make sure it is soaked into the vinyl. It usually takes a lot to do it. I usually spray the whole decal, then let it sit. Then spray it again and then go at it with the plastic scraper.

if this is on glass, use a metal razor scraper. it will take any decal off easily. then use your goo gone on the sticky residue left behind. works every time for me.
if its on paint, i would use a very sharp plastic scraper, and clean up with goo gone.

well. i tried with my hood, and well it's REALLY on there xD how logn did you let it soak for the goo gone? and should i use a heater gun with a card or scraper?

I let it soak for at least a min. And I have never used a heat gun or anything like that on vinyl so I can't really say anything on whether or not to use on.

well i let it soak for a good 5 minutes, didn't do anything to help :/

Goof Off. Be very careful when using it, don't rub hard at all (let the Goof Off do the work) and then immediately clean the area.

I like Isopropyl.
Or lighter fluid.
Both work amazing on getting stickers and decals off.

wd-40 or pb blaster plus a razor blade or credit card will work too.

Sounds like it's really caked on, which is going to be a real pain and take a good amount of time to get off. I would suggest using a razor blade and GENTLY trying to bring up the edges on the vinyl. Once the edges are loose (even if they're only off the paint a tiny bit) you should be able to work it along with some Goo Gone and a credit card.

If you start scraping with something, you are going to destroy your paint. You need to use a remover and a towel. You'll still probably swirl the hell out of your paint, but at least you won't scratch it up.

C1DoG wrote:I actually use goo gone and it works good for me.

I used it to debadge my entire car, worked great. The rough side of a dish sponge coupled with goo gone has yet to fail for me.