Someone vandalized my Max early yesterday morning, some punks thought it'd be a funny prank to put over 1,000 stickers all over my car from the front bumper to the rear. Well, after about 6 hours of picking and scrubbing I managed to get most of it off but there's still some on there. What's the safest way to remove sticker residue without damaging my clearcoat? My dad was using armor-all wipes to get most of the residue off and it worked but I'm nervous that it was doing damage along with good. Thanks for your help.

 

No respect!!! goo-gone works but I don't know how paint-safe it is, I think you can just re-wax the car after the goo-gone.

 

Ok I'll try that.

 

you should have taken a pic of the car before you took them off.

try alcohol, that disolves it. some say wd-40 works but I use alcohol

 

WD40 works very well !!!

 

I've had good luck with turtle wax bug and tar remover and some elbow grease. I used it for pinstripes and the rear emblems.

 

WD40 works extremely well in removing tar/crap stuck to the paint.

 

razor blade and soapy water for windows

 

ppg dx 330 wax and grease remover. found at your local ppg paint supply store. just remember to polish the car when you're done.

 

mineral spirits. works great on adhesive and doesn't hurt the paint. used on my pinstripes and rear emblems.

 

gasoline works great too

 

That blows! Yeah, mineral spirits are the best.

 

Don't laugh, but peanut butter works great at taking off the sticky residue left behind from stickers.

Just don't use chunky!

 

I work in a tint shop and we use "The Original Rapid Remover" It works good on the glue left behind.... this is a link..


http://www.fgsi.com/applicationfluids.htm




Kool

 

I agree, WD40 works great. Anyone who has removed their taillights for any reason knows of the silicone/tar sealant Nissan used…and how hard it is to get off. But WD40 worked great for this.