Removing Vinotemp logo

[Munkey]

Has anyone removed the vinotemp logo from the glass? Before I try it and break the freakin' thing, I'd like to hear how someone accomplished it. If not, ideas on a smooth removal?

[jkorp]

Originally Posted by Munkey

Has anyone removed the vinotemp logo from the glass? Before I try it and break the freakin' thing, I'd like to hear how someone accomplished it. If not, ideas on a smooth removal?

Yes I have, peel it off and scape any gunk off with a razor

[tedrodgerscpa]

It's held on with adhesive. Just take your time and it will come off without trouble.

Work all the way around it, very slowly. I didn't want to scratch the glass on mine, so I figured if it took me 10 minutes to take it off, it was worth the effort.

I'm the kind of guy that will stare at a scratch in glass, especially if I put it there, for a very long time.

[NicotineBuzz]

If it is held on with double sided tape much like an automotive emblem, use dental floss to saw through the tape and then us a cleaner to remove the rest. Good luck.

[JaKaAch]

You can also use a hair dryer to heat up the logo and soften the adhesive. It should just pull off if you get it nice and warm. Most of the time the adhesive will stay on the logo.

[tfar]

Warm up the emblem first with a hair dryer. Then use dental floss or fishing line. Remove the gunk with Goo gone (if you don't have that try vinegar). Knife should be the last ressort.

I have actually thought of removing mine, too. It would make it appear to be actually for cigars by hiding its wine fridge origin.

Till

JaKaAch beat me to it.

[ForestPuma]

Originally Posted by jkorp

Yes I have, peel it off and scape any gunk off with a razor

Worked for both of mine. A few minutes of time tops.

[chippewastud79]

Originally Posted by tfar

Remove the gunk with Goo gone.

That stuff is daggum genius, worth buying it for plenty of other stuff.

[tchariya]

Originally Posted by tedrodgerscpa

It's held on with adhesive. Just take your time and it will come off without trouble.

Work all the way around it, very slowly. I didn't want to scratch the glass on mine, so I figured if it took me 10 minutes to take it off, it was worth the effort.

I'm the kind of guy that will stare at a scratch in glass, especially if I put it there, for a very long time.

ok I'm not sure what's with my head..but I read this three times and I thought the first time it was a 'how-to manual of some perverted sexual nature"

[Darb85]

Originally Posted by chippewastud79

That stuff is daggum genius, worth buying it for plenty of other stuff.

Streight tolulene works better, thats the active in goo gone. with some lemon oil yada yada. But Tolulene will take just about anything off...

[jkorp]

Originally Posted by tedrodgerscpa

It's held on with adhesive. Just take your time and it will come off without trouble.

Work all the way around it, very slowly. I didn't want to scratch the glass on mine, so I figured if it took me 10 minutes to take it off, it was worth the effort.

I'm the kind of guy that will stare at a scratch in glass, especially if I put it there, for a very long time.

Originally Posted by tfar

Warm up the emblem first with a hair dryer. Then use dental floss or fishing line. Remove the gunk with Goo gone (if you don't have that try vinegar). Knife should be the last ressort.

I have actually thought of removing mine, too. It would make it appear to be actually for cigars by hiding its wine fridge origin.

Till

JaKaAch beat me to it.

Unless you are using a diamond coated razors, you'll not scratch the glass. Pull off the sticker and scrape it with a razor, don't waste your time with heat and solvents. This should take you 2 minutes tops.

[ShaulWolf]

Use an Xacto blade maybe? Lay the blade flush and work away at it.