Good decal adhesive remover
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Heat gun and a plastic scraper. Just be careful don't use too much heat for too long. Should come off fairly easily.
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Goof off you can get it anywhere that sells hardware or paint
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I'd have to find a heat gun. And hope my 1800 watt inverter will run it.Rideandrepair Thanks this.
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Cooking spray works on some adhesives.
It even works on glue traps if a pet steps in one by mistake.RockinChair, Rideandrepair, mtoo and 1 other person Thank this. -
Different adhesives need different stuff. If it’s still soft, 3M adhesive remover, found at O’Reilly Auto Parts. If it’s hardened, an eraser wheel works better. You want a smooth wheel like my pic; not the one with notches in it.
Don’t use a heat gun and plastic scraper. The heat gun will soften the paint making it very susceptible to being scratched. The scraper will scratch and potentially gouge the softened paint. Bad combination.RockinChair, Rideandrepair, skallagrime and 5 others Thank this. -
Just mineral spirits. It removes good and won't hurt paint
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PB Blaster is absolutely incredible.
Used it for removing the adhesive left behind from vinyl lettering.86scotty, Rideandrepair and ducnut Thank this. -
Goo gone usually works, or our pin stripe guy says oven cleaner works if you still have everything intact
I’ve got one of those erase wheels but I wouldn’t use that on anything nice paintRideandrepair and kemosabi49 Thank this. -
WD40
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