Remove Vinyl Decals, Stickers and Adhesive Without Damage

Say goodbye to stubborn glue and faded stickers. Our decal removal tools help you strip vinyl, adhesive, and decals cleanly, without harming paint or glass.

Vinyl eraser wheels and glue removers

Adhesive remover sprays and tools

Gloves and microfiber towels included

Perfect for:

Fleet vehicle graphics removal

Rebranding vinyl jobs

Sticker and badge removal

Use before any new vehicle wrap installation →

Why Decal Removal Tools Matter Before Any New Wrap or Sign Install

Old decals, leftover wrap glue, or sun-baked stickers can ruin a new wrap or sign job if not removed properly.

Using the wrong method or tool can scratch paint, leave residue, or take hours longer than needed.

That’s why we stock purpose-built decal removal tools to strip vinyl cleanly without damaging your vehicle or sign surface. These are tested by Aussie wrap professionals and used in shops around the country.

Some wrap kits include basic adhesive removers →

Who Needs Decal Removal Tools in Australia?

Car wrap installers remove old graphics or wrap layers before applying a fresh film.

Sign installers who need to take down old shop signage or window decals before a new fit-out.

Detailers and painters strip off vinyl and sticky residue for a clean prep.

DIY car owners are taking off dealership decals or badges from vehicles

Boat and trailer wraps that require sun-hardened vinyl removal from tricky surfaces

Professional installers are updating fleet signage or removing old logos.

Also, remove old PPF cleanly before switching to PPF tools →

What’s in Our Decal Removal Tool Range?

Our range includes everything needed for safe, efficient decal removal on cars, trucks, utes, windows, trailers, and more.

Key Tool Types:

Decal Removal Caramel Eraser Wheel– These attach to a drill and safely rub off stickers, vinyl residue, and glue without harming the paint underneath.

Plastic Razor Blades and Scrapers – Ideal for window decals, glass, or soft surfaces. Removes stickers and tape without gouging.

Heat Guns – Used to soften adhesive before peeling off vinyl. Essential for wraps that have baked on over time.

Adhesive Remover Sprays – Breaks down glue quickly and wipes off clean. Pairs perfectly with towels and scrapers.

Follow up with cleaning tools to prep the surface →

Microfibre Towels and Cloths – Used to wipe away residue and polish the surface after sticker removal.

Panel Wipes and Surface Cleaners – Final step tools to make sure the surface is ready for a new install.

When to Use Decal Removal Tools

A sign installer needs to remove full shopfront window decals that have been there for five years. Use a metal razor blade and some adhesive removal spray, and a microfiber.

A car wrap pro is doing a fleet refresh. Old company logos on a ute are baked into the clear coat. A heat gun softens the film, then plastic blades lift it without gouging the panel.

A DIY car owner wants to take off an old rego label and dealership sticker. A plastic razor blade and adhesive spray make it a 10-minute job.

A boat wrapper removes cracked vinyl on a curved hull. The eraser wheel handles curved edges while the glue remover finishes the surface for re-wrapping.

A tradie strips outdated phone numbers from an old trailer. He uses a decal eraser wheel and spray, and microfiber towels to prep for a fresh new sign.

Keep scrapers, blades, and wipes in a tool bag →

How to Pick the Right Decal Removal Tool

Based on Project Type:

Glass or Windows: Use metal razor blades, adhesive remover, and towels

Vehicle Panels: Heat gun plus eraser wheel or plastic scrapers

Curved or Fibreglass Surfaces: Plastic raiser blade and steam.

Old or Hardened Vinyl: Needs heat, then adhesive remover or scraper combo

Light DIY Jobs: Go with handheld tools and gentle sprays

Remove trims before using part removal tools for full access →

Based on Skill Level:

Beginners: Use plastic scrapers and adhesive remover for safe, simple jobs

Intermediate: Add heat guns for hardened or large decals

Professional Installers: Use eraser wheels, spray cleaners, and heat for speed and perfect prep

Old tints? Strip and switch using tint tools →

What You Need To Know About Decal Removal Tools

Material: Plastic blades are gentle and scratch-free. Metal blades should never be used on cars.

Power Tools vs Handheld: Eraser wheels attach to drills for speed. Manual scrapers are better for small or tight areas.

Heat Use: Heat guns help lift adhesive without leaving chunks behind. Great for older vinyl or cold-weather jobs.

Spray vs Wipe-Off Cleaners: Spray adhesives are fast and safe. Wipe-off prep fluid works best for final cleanups.

Eraser Wheels: Safe on most automotive car paint. Not recommended on soft plastics or uncoated fiberglass.

Use plastic-safe blades to help peel decals →

FAQs

Q: Are your decal removers paint-safe?

A: Yes, when used correctly. Our products are also trusted by professional wrap shops and detailers across Australia.

Q: Will these tools damage the surface?

A: Not if used properly. Our plastic razors and eraser wheels are paint-safe.

Q: What’s best for old adhesive residue?

A: Use a combo of our eraser wheel and residue remover spray for best results.

Finish with a detailing kit after decal removal →

No More Sticky Residue or Damaged Panels

Don’t spend hours peeling or scraping by hand. The right tool makes decal removal clean, safe, and fast. Whether you’re rebranding a ute or stripping shopfront signage, our gear gets it done.

Shop Our Decal Removal Tools Today

From plastic scrapers to eraser wheels and pro adhesive removers, we’ve got everything you need to clean up fast. Trusted by Aussie wrappers and installers.

Removing old vinyl from signs? Try our signage tools →

Shop now and start fresh!