Help with "goo" removal
#1
Help with "goo" removal
Greetings, friends!
I need some help in removing some kind of clear residue from my baby's paint. I originally thought it was tree sap, now I'm wondering if it might some kind of "super-glue" kind of dribble.
I've tried using "BlueMagic" Road Tar Remover on it....with no visible success. There was some of whatever this is on the window too.....and by VERY CAREFULLY using a razor blade together with the BlueMagic I was able to get that off. Needless to say, I'm not about to let a razor blade anywhere NEAR the paint. Any other ideas??
Thanks, ya'll!
I need some help in removing some kind of clear residue from my baby's paint. I originally thought it was tree sap, now I'm wondering if it might some kind of "super-glue" kind of dribble.
I've tried using "BlueMagic" Road Tar Remover on it....with no visible success. There was some of whatever this is on the window too.....and by VERY CAREFULLY using a razor blade together with the BlueMagic I was able to get that off. Needless to say, I'm not about to let a razor blade anywhere NEAR the paint. Any other ideas??
Thanks, ya'll!
#2
Originally Posted by Dkrudop
Greetings, friends!
I need some help in removing some kind of clear residue from my baby's paint. I originally thought it was tree sap, now I'm wondering if it might some kind of "super-glue" kind of dribble.
I've tried using "BlueMagic" Road Tar Remover on it....with no visible success. There was some of whatever this is on the window too.....and by VERY CAREFULLY using a razor blade together with the BlueMagic I was able to get that off. Needless to say, I'm not about to let a razor blade anywhere NEAR the paint. Any other ideas??
Thanks, ya'll!
I need some help in removing some kind of clear residue from my baby's paint. I originally thought it was tree sap, now I'm wondering if it might some kind of "super-glue" kind of dribble.
I've tried using "BlueMagic" Road Tar Remover on it....with no visible success. There was some of whatever this is on the window too.....and by VERY CAREFULLY using a razor blade together with the BlueMagic I was able to get that off. Needless to say, I'm not about to let a razor blade anywhere NEAR the paint. Any other ideas??
Thanks, ya'll!
Use "Goo Gone" works very well..
#5
Originally Posted by graphixman
paint thinner it works i had orange construction pait on one side took it all off then washed and waxed her .. twice..i have wdp a-spec
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