adhesive remover
#1
adhesive remover
hey my fellow mcfers LOL heres the problem, when i took the ugly gray cracked trim ugly stuff off the front of my car to put my billet grill on it left some of the 2 sided tape on the bumper, well i got most of it off but i have some pesky adhesive that wont remove itself from my bumper, does anybody have any ideas on how to remove this w/out damaging the paint?
thanks a ton
thanks a ton
#2
RE: adhesive remover
when i took stuff off my truck i used paint thinner...now i know people are gonna say not to use this because it will hurt your paint...but it didn't hurt mine...i dont think paint thinner will harm paint that is dry and hard...its only called paint thinner to thin out paint when its still liquid...
little amounts on a rag though..and it should remove that pesky adheisive
little amounts on a rag though..and it should remove that pesky adheisive
#3
RE: adhesive remover
ORIGINAL: wiz kidd
when i took stuff off my truck i used paint thinner...now i know people are gonna say not to use this because it will hurt your paint...but it didn't hurt mine...i dont think paint thinner will harm paint that is dry and hard...its only called paint thinner to thin out paint when its still liquid...
little amounts on a rag though..and it should remove that pesky adheisive
when i took stuff off my truck i used paint thinner...now i know people are gonna say not to use this because it will hurt your paint...but it didn't hurt mine...i dont think paint thinner will harm paint that is dry and hard...its only called paint thinner to thin out paint when its still liquid...
little amounts on a rag though..and it should remove that pesky adheisive
hmm im skeptical bout it so ill try a lil on the area behind the grill that u wont see anyway and go from there. heck its worth a shot, anybody else got any ideas?
#4
RE: adhesive remover
When I worked at a dealership we used silicone spray to remove adhesive from trade-ins(old bumper stickers,oil change stickers in door jambsand stuff like that).If you are going to stick another adhesive there afterwards,just wipe the area with alcohol to remove the silicone residue.
#5
RE: adhesive remover
ORIGINAL: Laserblue06ss
When I worked at a dealership we used silicone spray to remove adhesive from trade-ins(old bumper stickers,oil change stickers in door jambsand stuff like that).If you are going to stick another adhesive there afterwards,just wipe the area with alcohol to remove the silicone residue.
When I worked at a dealership we used silicone spray to remove adhesive from trade-ins(old bumper stickers,oil change stickers in door jambsand stuff like that).If you are going to stick another adhesive there afterwards,just wipe the area with alcohol to remove the silicone residue.
#6
RE: adhesive remover
I agree that the silicon spray is probably the best way, but you may also want to try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. They work pretty good at removing residue too. I've never used one on the paint before, so if youtry it,be carefuland don'tbe too agressive with it until you see how it does. The nice thing with the eraser is there are no chemicals involved.
#8
RE: adhesive remover
ORIGINAL: scc24540
yall mcfers reccomend any certain brand or name or anything? and where would i goto pick it up?
thanks
yall mcfers reccomend any certain brand or name or anything? and where would i goto pick it up?
thanks
We use those products in the collectibles industry and they work well.
Follow the instructions very closely though.
#10
RE: adhesive remover
ORIGINAL: SolaraSlayer
Go to any hardware or drug store and ask for "OOPS" or "Goo Gone."
We use those products in the collectibles industry and they work well.
Follow the instructions very closely though.
ORIGINAL: scc24540
yall mcfers reccomend any certain brand or name or anything? and where would i goto pick it up?
thanks
yall mcfers reccomend any certain brand or name or anything? and where would i goto pick it up?
thanks
We use those products in the collectibles industry and they work well.
Follow the instructions very closely though.