Heat gun? Goo gone?those 2 always seem to work for me. Goo gone is probably the safest. I wouldn't use acetone or goof off until you see if it removes the paint (probably will). Credit card or plastic razor blade helps to remove when goo gone "melts" it.
No ammo cans either.
I used to hoard stickers like I was going to use them for something. No idea what, maybe a massive collage of all the brands I ever patronized? Now I just stick them on to whatever is closest to hand. My laptop gets the bulk of them, but there are a few on my desk top, toolboxes, various cases of things. . .
I wish that the wife was as worried about cleaning things as these guys !
Before my last trip up to Eastern Washington in October, my son asked for stickers to put on the refrigerator in the barn/workshop. Of course, he also puts stickers in car windows...
I do try to keep it more discrete than putting them in car windows. Where I used to live that was a recipe for getting your window smashed (at least it was before that became a general thing to do, no sticker needed). I mostly keep it to non-public stuff, but my laptop does make public appearances somewhat regularly. At least it is never unattended when it does, so if someone is going to take issues with my stickers they are very rapidly going to have an issue with me directly.
I bought a few 50 cal ammo cans from Harbor Freight since they were only $9.99 per can. I drilled them the have put ammo can locks on them.
Of course Washington State is just the younger brother of California. I never put firearm related stickers on my truck
Keep in mind that solvents like goo gone, polish remover, and thinner will also remove paint and finishes. Depending on the surface material, your best bet is temperature and patience.
Don't you know a lock only keeps out an honest thief?
