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Goo Be Gone. They have a gel spray and it's safe for painted surface. Just let it soak before you start working on it.
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Goo be Gone, Acetone, Nail Polish remover, WD 40...
Let the solvent soak on the area for about 5 minutes then wipe with clean rag. You may need to repeat several times for a thick crust of adhesive.
Let the solvent soak on the area for about 5 minutes then wipe with clean rag. You may need to repeat several times for a thick crust of adhesive.
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I'd be careful with acetone.....
I agree with Dave - Goo Be Gone or something like it. You might also try 3M Adhesive Remover. I know that's what Discount Tire used on my wheels when I had them re-balanced.
I agree with Dave - Goo Be Gone or something like it. You might also try 3M Adhesive Remover. I know that's what Discount Tire used on my wheels when I had them re-balanced.
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Originally Posted by MyVetteDream
Goo Be Gone. They have a gel spray and it's safe for painted surface. Just let it soak before you start working on it.
That's got my vote.Paul
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I've used WD-40 before and it works pretty well. 
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Originally Posted by blacksedan87
I'd be careful with acetone.....
I agree with Dave - Goo Be Gone or something like it. You might also try 3M Adhesive Remover. I know that's what Discount Tire used on my wheels when I had them re-balanced.
I agree with Dave - Goo Be Gone or something like it. You might also try 3M Adhesive Remover. I know that's what Discount Tire used on my wheels when I had them re-balanced.
with my buddies Dave and Rands. The Goo Be Gone and 3M adhesive remover really work. 