Tape adhesive removal help
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What is the surface you need to remove the adhesive from?
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To remove the adhesive use Goo Gone which is citrus based. Once clean wipe the surface with isopropyl to remove the cleaner and then put a coat of wax on the surface for protection.
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WD 40 works well to remove glue residue - only thing that worked to remove cooked on duct tape residue.
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From hanging @ a repair shop for years, on glass.. nail polish remover and a blade to scrape the residue. On body.. gently rubbing paint thinner with a micro fiber rag in circular motion. If that doesn't work.. replace the car.
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I would use paint thinner as a last resort, after all else has failed. Not worth the risk
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Even better. Being raised by the man who basically changed the way insurance claimed were being processed back in the late 90'ies, allowed me to pick up a few secrets here and there from our guys. Our vehicles had to be crisp and clean. You can always speak to a Decal shop. They may have a product for your needs.
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goo gone or some rubbing alcohol should do the trick. Stay away from harsh stuff like paint thinner, acetone, etc. As mentioned by others, not worth the risk
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