Parking stickers need help applying properly.

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Beason

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Well it is requiried to apply the stickers to the back window and was wondering what would be the best way to clean before. I also play on applying aquapel to the back window. My student sticker is on the outside and apartment is on the inside. I have a heated rear window and am afraid a sticker will mess up when applied. I polished the windows 2 weeks ago with Autoglym Window polish so I was thinking of wash, plastic razor, clay, NXT window cleaner and maybe IPA wipe down so there is nothing on the window. Should I apply aquapel before or after the sticker?
 
I need a parking pass at my job. Most of the cars just stick it inside their window, but I laminated it, and throw it on the dash. That way I can just put it away after work and not have some ugly sticker.



In my school (UM) I do the same thing.
 
Mine requires it to be applied to the back, bottom left corner of the window. We get parking violations if we pack in so I cant put it in the front which would be ideal for me.
 
I'd find some solution like joyriiide1113's suggested to get it laminated. If your rear window heating elements are in the glass, no problem, but if they're on the inner surface I'd be worried about messing them up when it comes time to take the sticker off. Sometimes those elements are very fragile and replacing a rear window is a bid deal.



FWIW, I've *never* stuck a sticker on my windows, even though I've been "required" to do so many times over the years. Never had a problem with just wedging it in the corner of the moulding or having a laminated one propped up where it's visible. Heh heh, I didn't even let the highway patrol inspection guy do, talked with him politely about it and he said OK.
 
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