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Topic subjecthow do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
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44950, how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by KaptainMyke, Apr-14-03 04:05 PM
how?
44951, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by 98_silvergs, Apr-14-03 04:16 PM
Goo-gone or goof off and a heat gun
44958, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by chrysler kid, Apr-14-03 05:40 PM
lacquer thinner (lacker ?) or use a razor blade and a heat gun
44969, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by fulleclipse96, Apr-14-03 06:55 PM
some goo gone and a plastic razor blade does wonders with no harm to the paint
44970, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by shuwa29, Apr-14-03 07:01 PM
myke your car is naked like mine!!!!! what you going to do?
later
44973, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by fauchpj, Apr-14-03 07:27 PM
>lacquer thinner (lacker ?) or use a razor blade and a heat
>gun


no!!! that will kill ur paint
44976, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by pudd_dogg, Apr-14-03 08:22 PM
well if its the goo like from a dealer sticker or what have you ...WD-40 works really well and won't eat you paint off
44978, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by BuckNutty, Apr-15-03 02:27 AM
Goo Gone is teh shiznit! Use it, live it, love it, but don't eat it :nono
44979, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by jesse, Apr-15-03 02:58 AM
clay bar imo and then you paint will be clean and ready for wax too
44981, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by OZ_GS, Apr-15-03 03:51 AM
I also use WD-40 for that ...works good for taking tar off aswell.

Chad
44984, RE: how do u get sticker gooey off your paint? imo?
Posted by Squid, Apr-15-03 03:56 AM


Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol from the local super market or pharmacy. You can buy a liter jug for a buck, it won’t harm your paint, and dissolves adhesive very well.