r3n3gad3II

so i cleaned my car today, and it was pretty hot so i also decided in debadging my car after the was.

i used the hair dryer and floss method which worked very well but i had some adhesive left on the car. I bought some goo gone and scrubbed the hell out of it but some were still left.

I read about using brake cleaner but i feel i already messed it up and didnt wanna use another chemical that might cause paint job problems.

http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/z...in/sticker.jpg
So this is how it looks now.

Copperbottoms

try heating it up again, apply a bit more goo-gone, then go at it w/your fingernails. Careful though, cus if you do it at too sharp an angle you risk abrading the paint (you can feel it when your nails are "scraping" at the paint anyways). Worked for me.

JwongTLS

put some goo gone on again and lit it sit for a bit

if that doesnt work try clay barring

GL

greco9885

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definitely DONT use your nails. it will scratch the clearcoat, it can even take a chunk of it off. let the goo gone sit on it for like 15 seconds then wipe it off

Clark_TL

the marks are from oxydation... if you cant get it on your own, then the dealership will have "adhesive remover"(?)

ifirahse

iTrader: (6)

use a blowdryer, then scrape it off

AnthraciteAspec

iTrader: (6)

Thats nothin! Just spray the goo gone all over it and let it sit for a few. I stick a rag underneath the area where I am applying the goo gone so it doesn't drip down. After you let it sit for a minute, wipe it off. Tada, done!

csmeance

use some bug/tar remover try letting it sit too!

r3n3gad3II

thnx for all the response. next step ima take is the bug/tar remover. i actually reheated and applied a whole lot off the goo gone and the picture above is still what it looked like.

but again thnx guys

6MTProwler

Its doable dude, it takes patience and alot of goo gone. When I did this I spent well over an hour just getting the adhesive off. Just keep at it.

P.S. I used almost boiling water.

Timb227

iTrader: (3)

Bug and Tar remover works wonders. I had the same problem but then I used the bug and tar remover, let it sit...then use some elbow grease. It'll take it right off. I tried and tried with the goo gone, but it didn't do it.

Copperbottoms

Yea, if you scratch at it and you have whore claws. Your nails are perfect for getting under the stuff, and soft enough that they won't do any harm to the paint. You don't have to go at it like you're scraping them on a chalkboard...

mltk53

i remember someone from the tsx forum saying that he used a clay bar and it worked like a charm

Laxplaya11385

i agree. I say claybar it. And while you're at it, you can also claybar the rest of the car

Fuzzbutt

I have used WD 40 in the past to safely remove adhesive.

CarrieLynn

iTrader: (2)

^ truth

WD-40 pen FTMFW!!

paz840

iTrader: (2)

clay wont work

...try a mildly abrasive polish like scratchx or optimum polish and work it on the area until the adhesive is gone

JerZDevil

iTrader: (1)

like others have mentioned, WD-40 and a heat gun/hair dryer. It took awhile, but it worked.

Jays_04TL

I used 3M Adhesive remover. (clear coat safe)
Worked like a charm for me

218TL

use a steel brillo..cuts that shit right out