How to Scratch Stickers in CS2?

Want to add a personal touch to your CS2 weapon skins? Find out how to scratch stickers and create a unique look.

In CS2, scratching stickers is one of those things that lets you add a personal touch to your weapon skins. It’s not just about removing stickers entirely; you can actually get creative with the wear level on each sticker, making your loadout look unique.

What Is Sticker Scratching?

Sticker Scratching CS2

Scratching stickers in CS2 is all about wearing them down to give a “used” look.

You can completely remove a sticker if you don’t like it, or you can scratch it just enough to give your weapon a distinct look.

The effect is gradual, meaning the more you scratch, the more the sticker fades.

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Scratching Stickers in CS2

Here’s exactly how to do it:

  1. Open Your Inventory
    Go to your CS2 inventory. This is where all your weapon skins and stickers live.
  2. Choose the Weapon with the Sticker
    Find the weapon that has the sticker you want to scratch. Right-click on the weapon to open up its menu.
  3. Select the ‘Scrape Sticker’ Option
    You’ll see an option to “Scrape Sticker” once you’ve selected your weapon. Click on this to start the scratching process.
  4. Choose Which Sticker to Scratch
    If you have multiple stickers on your weapon, pick the one you want to scratch. Each sticker is treated separately, so you have full control over which ones to modify.
  5. Start Scratching
    Now, each click will gradually scratch the sticker. You’ll see it wearing away with each click, allowing you to stop at any point to keep that partially scratched look. If you go all the way, the sticker will completely disappear.

Tip: Partial scratching can look pretty cool. Some stickers reveal new designs or effects as they wear down, so you might want to experiment with leaving them partially scratched for a unique look.

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Why Scratch Stickers?

Honestly, I scratch stickers when I want my weapon to look a little rougher or to add a personal touch. Scratching can make a flashy sticker look more worn and rugged.

Plus, some stickers change appearance slightly when they’re scratched down, almost like hidden layers beneath the surface.

Things to Keep in Mind

  • Permanent Change
    Once you start scratching a sticker, there’s no reversing it. Each scratch reduces the sticker’s visibility, and if you fully scratch it off, it’s gone for good.
  • Experiment for Unique Looks
    Since different stickers look different when scratched, it’s worth experimenting. Try partially scratching a few to see if you like the worn effect before committing to full removal.

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Conclusion

Scratching stickers adds a layer of customization that goes beyond just slapping a sticker on a gun. Whether you’re removing a sticker entirely or experimenting with a weathered look, scratching gives you more control over your weapon’s vibe. And that’s what I love about CS2—every detail can reflect your style.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to scratch off stickers in csgo?

To scratch off stickers in CS:GO, open your inventory, select the weapon with the sticker, right-click, choose “Scrape Sticker,” and repeatedly click until the desired wear level is achieved or the sticker is removed.

How to take stickers off CS2?

In CS2, access your inventory, select the weapon with the sticker, right-click, choose “Scrape Sticker,” and continue clicking until the sticker reaches the preferred wear or is fully removed.

How to scrape tournament logo CS2?

To scrape a tournament logo sticker in CS2, follow the same steps: open your inventory, select the weapon, right-click, choose “Scrape Sticker,” and click until the logo is worn to your liking or removed.

How to scrape stickers cs inspect?

While inspecting a weapon in CS:GO, you cannot scrape stickers directly. To scrape stickers, exit the inspection, go to your inventory, right-click the weapon, select “Scrape Sticker,” and proceed as described above.

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William Westerlund

William is an author, editor, and an avid gamer with over 10.000 hours in CS:GO (Counter-Strike 2). He also enjoys playing Rust, Dota 2, and TF2 but never became a top 1% player in any of those games.