HELP: How to get Goo off paint
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HELP: How to get Goo off paint
I got this goo left over on my paint from removing some stickers, got most of it off with goo gone but still have some left over and it looks real bad.
any other products you guys can recommend to remove this tape/glue residue??
any other products you guys can recommend to remove this tape/glue residue??
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Goo gone. BUT you MUST wash your car (the area) thoroughly IMMEDIATELY after. Goo-Gone will also strip every bit of wax you had on the panel, so be prepared to wax again too.
I will re itterate>....
you MUST wash your car (the area) thoroughly IMMEDIATELY after. Do not let the GooGone sit on your paint, and bake in the mid-day sun
I will re itterate>....
you MUST wash your car (the area) thoroughly IMMEDIATELY after. Do not let the GooGone sit on your paint, and bake in the mid-day sun
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i would use acrylicline (i think thats how its spelled) its a little less agressive than goo gone or Goofoff, you can find it at a autobody supply store. It comes in a metal canister with a white and blue PPG lable. also be sure to listen to mdracer76 and wash the area thoroughly after, then wax
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Originally Posted by silverstripes
That is going to be tricky. But i would first try using a blow dryer to heat up the glue and they try to remove it. Or try a clay bar and a soap/water mix solution to keep it wet while scrubbing.
The key to a swirl free finish is to eliminate as many things touching your paint a possible. Goo-gone will soften the glue, and allow you to wipe it away with a soft microfiber, without scrubbing.
Originally Posted by DaytonaRoadster
clay bar will take it off very fast, and a little goo gone, but do like the other guy said and wash the **** outta it
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3M general purpose adhesive cleaner. It's made not to damage automotive paint. As has been stated, you'll need to re-apply the wax.
http://www.3mestore.com/62478765092....hesive-Cleaner
There's also 3Ms pinstripe removal wheel.
http://www.rightlook.com/browseprodu...val-Wheel.HTML
http://www.3mestore.com/62478765092....hesive-Cleaner
There's also 3Ms pinstripe removal wheel.
http://www.rightlook.com/browseprodu...val-Wheel.HTML
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Originally Posted by quiksilver38
i would use acrylicline (i think thats how its spelled) its a little less agressive than goo gone or Goofoff, you can find it at a autobody supply store. It comes in a metal canister with a white and blue PPG lable. also be sure to listen to mdracer76 and wash the area thoroughly after, then wax
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