Detailing emergency

[asap2stacks]

I'm having a problem with the sticky stuff on the back of a sticker after removing it from a car what will take it off easy?50173

[custmsprty]

Maybe Goo Gone or Mineral Spirits or Acetone / Nail Polish. Start with Goo Gone if you have it.

[Setec Astronomy]

You need a solvent. Tar remover, mineral spirits, lacquer thinner if it's factory paint, you can try IPA but that may not work. Or Goo Gone or similar as noted.

[brettS4]

Goo Gone works very well. You might need to let it sit for a minute and then lightly rub it with your fingers. Windex sometimes works, too.

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Goo Gone works very well. You might need to let it sit for a minute and then lightly rub it with your fingers. Windex sometimes works, too.

:iagree:

[TiCaLLioNStaLLyN]

Try rapid remover. Not a car product per say but works wonders for tar grease carpets and sticky residue!

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[Desertnate]

Another vote for Goo Gone. If that didn't work, Stoner's Tarminator should work well too.

Stoner Tarminator removes bug residue, tar, tree sap, gum and more from automotive surfaces! bug & tar remover, auto spot cleaner, car bug & tar (http://www.autogeek.net/tarminator.html)

[TTQ B4U]

Goo gone or WD-40 spray. I use both often.

[FUNX650]

• Wurth Clean Prep (http://www.autogeek.net/wucl.html)

• 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner, bug and tar remover, adhesive remover, decal remover, tree sap remover (http://www.autogeek.net/3m-adhesive-cleaner.html)

• Stoner® XENIT Natural Citrus Mold Cleaner THE FASTEST WAY TO CLEAN DIFFICULT GRIME! Intense orange cleaner, stoner cleaner, all purpose cleaner, (http://www.autogeek.net/xenit.html)



Bob

[expdetailing]

If nothing else since it's an emergency, try compounding it after you've exhausted your fingernails.

[Jomax]

Got to an Autozone and buy 3m adhesive remover in the spray can. Best I've used. It'll come right off.

[Jeremy1976]

Wd-40.

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[VitreousHumor]

Got to an Autozone and buy 3m adhesive remover in the spray can. Best I've used. It'll come right off.

+1. Got these on Autogeek's BOGO about a month ago.

[PaulMys]

Got to an Autozone and buy 3m adhesive remover in the spray can. Best I've used. It'll come right off.

Although I've never tried the spray, I've been using 3M adhesive remover in a can with a rag for over 20 years in the marine industry. Wipes gooey messes off that acetone won't touch. Plus, says right on the can it is clearcoat safe. I used it on some tar that got on the lower part of my truck last year. It was off in seconds. Recommend it highly.

[BMW435]

Wd-40.

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Agree