Removing The Applique "Murals" From The Dishwasher ......... *Dix is ticked*

[Dix]

So, 2 years ago, the Dixette & her SO give me some paint horsey kitchen accessories, life is good.

I applied the sticky paint horse "cover" to the dishwasher (which I am very fond of, it does an awesome job). This weekend I notice 1 corner is peeling. So, I reach down and pull.

I have 1/3 of the thing in my hand, the rest is randomnly adhered to the door of the DW in really ugly patterns. I used the teflon pads to get some of it off. Right now, it doesn't look like the paint job has been compromised. I have that touch up paint, if need be.

So, best advise for getting the rest of the sticky stuff off? I was thinking about the stove window ceramic cleaner.

I liked that mural >:-(

 

[fossil]

Goo-Gone. (and a lot of patience). Rick

 

[Dix]

Goo-Gone. (and a lot of patience). Rick

*sigh*

Patience IS a virtue.

 

[BrotherBart]

I would start with a hair dryer. The Goo Gone is good too.

 

[pastera]

+1 on the hair dryer

Add in a lot a patience and some Goo Gone

Aaron

 

[esuitt]

Go to your local auto parts store or body shop supply house and buy a rubber eraser wheel. It is just as it sounds and is made for taking off pin striping, bumper stickers and such off of cars with out messing up the paint. You can use it in the end of a drill and just start out slow.

 

[flyingcow]

Give our Governor(Maine) a call. He's good at removing "murals".

 

[firefighterjake]

Give our Governor(Maine) a call. He's good at removing "murals".

Hehheh . . . funniest comment I've read so far.

 

[Hogwildz]

Many dishwasher doors have changeable panels on the outside. Prolly not what your looking to do, just sayin.