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I got the cars to do once a month and would use the sheet and then reseal the front area.
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try what Pat suggested. wet towels or any other way to keep them constantly absorbing water for some time.
If that doesn't work, try goo gone. I know some CL guys have used it on their paint without problem.
If that doesn't work, try goo gone. I know some CL guys have used it on their paint without problem.
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That's a good idea, never thought of that. No damage to the paint for sure though?
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Well, I know a bunch of CL guys have used it to remove the adhesive residue when they debadge... I take no responsibility if something does happen, but I haven't heard of any problems with it.
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He is meaning unpainted plastic.
As far as goo gone for bugs I don't know why people have to be so aggressive and use these type of products to remove bugs when moisture and a little patience will do it and at the same time leave the wax/sealant on the bumper etc.
Goo Gone and some of these other products may look like they don't harm the paint, and on a once only use may not but over time and regular usage could be a different story. Just because it didn't immediatly wrinkle up the clear doesn't mean its not doing something to it.
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