grwoolf

I removed my rear emblems and need to remove the adhesive. Is Xenit ok to use on the paint or is there something else this is better?

Cactus

yes. Used it when i took off my rear stone guards.

grwoolf

Thanks. I figured it was OK, but it's good to hear from someone that has used it.

grwoolf

Oh, and thanks Cactus for setting up that group buy which hooked me up with the Xenit in the first place.

black ice

Sure, give it a shot if you don't have to rub too hard and create any marks. I have had good luck with a soaked cloth and goof-off or rubbing alcohol. I put on and soak for twenty seconds or so then wipe off, then clean or wash the surface.

dave

Cactus

Glad you guys like the product!

roche

i don't have any experience with xenit, but i've used 3M adhesive remover with good results. it says on the can it's ok to use on paint.

boulderbobo

I have found that the Xenit product does not remove paint if there is a clear coat on the paint. So I would think is would be fine to remove the goo adhesive. I have found however that Xenit will remove paint if there is no clear coat over the base color coat. Ask me how I know.

BTW this silliness is all your fault Andreas.

Cactus

^^That is nice!!!!

AOW162435

What did I do???







Andreas

boulderbobo

Wow after completing 2 corners and misc bits around thos corners, I now appreciate what you have done and I don't think there is any turning back

IamSMC

That "before" shot is even before your PSS9s...

Nonetheless, the "after" shots are nice!

Unless the xenit has a special formula to convert suspensions.

boulderbobo

Thanks for the compliment. The project started with the PSS10 install. I thought since I was in there and the strut was out..... that I would tidy things up a bit. Bought a case of Xenit and off to the "orange grove". Nasty work I tell you. Wifey thinks the Bobo has completely lost it and gone off the deep end.

Xenit has magical powers and results are rewarding. I got a long loooooong way to catch the king of clean.

Cactus

^^HA^^ He's back!

Cactus

Nice work BTW! Now I know what mine will look like if I ever get to the fender wells.