Getting Rid OF This
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Getting Rid OF This
Hey, just wondering what i can use to get rid of the residue left over after taking honda model sitcker off
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I used some stuff called goof off it will take off anthing.i did it but you could still kinda see the si logo from over 11 year of sun shining on the paint it kinda left a mark
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (Nader_D)
Goof-off is probably your best bet. I had to remove sticker/badge leftovers from my old accord and my girl's accord, and it worked very well without any visible damage to the paint. You can pick up a can of that stuff at Sears or OSH, I think it works better than WD40 on removing sticky stains like that.
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (dynamo)
i have goo gone, but i dont have the plastic scraper that comes with it so its bascially useless, unless i can find something else to scrap with could/should i use a razor blade?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nader_D »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive heard wd-40 can take it off, but is that safe to spray onto the body of my car?
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That's what I use. Just apply liberally and wipe in a circular motion.
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That's what I use. Just apply liberally and wipe in a circular motion.
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (Nader_D)
When you're done with the goof-off you may want to buff up the area with some polish to try and get the paint shades to match. The paint that has been hit by the sun over the years may be a bit discolored and different from the area under the stickers.
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (Nader_D)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nader_D »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have goo gone, but i dont have the plastic scraper that comes with it so its bascially useless, unless i can find something else to scrap with could/should i use a razor blade?
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Um, definitely don't use the razor blade. You would hate yourself if you did.
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Um, definitely don't use the razor blade. You would hate yourself if you did.
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Re: (TCLchicago1)
nothing....
what it is is probably faded paint, there might be a little sticky stuff on there that you could get off, but there will always be a mark. i have it from my pin stripes on the side of my car.
i work at a car lot and the painters and detailers said there is nothing you can do about it. you can buff it a little but you can still see it
what it is is probably faded paint, there might be a little sticky stuff on there that you could get off, but there will always be a mark. i have it from my pin stripes on the side of my car.
i work at a car lot and the painters and detailers said there is nothing you can do about it. you can buff it a little but you can still see it
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Yeah, does it feel like there's a texture there? If its smooth, it's probably just faded paint. I use rubbing alcahol to take all the sticky stuff off cars when I work on them.
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YIKES!! I would highly advise not using goof off or goo gone, I have used this stuff on my interior paint and it ate right through to the metal. You won't notice on the outside, because you have clear. Use wd-40, and if that doesnt work, get some very light cutting compound, like 3m brand and buff that area, or you could try a clay bar.
YIKES!! I would highly advise not using goof off or goo gone, I have used this stuff on my interior paint and it ate right through to the metal. You won't notice on the outside, because you have clear. Use wd-40, and if that doesnt work, get some very light cutting compound, like 3m brand and buff that area, or you could try a clay bar.
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (JV)
thanks, used goo gone and it came off
my problem before was that i didnt let it sit long enough + wasnt using a strong enough cloth
thanks for the help
my problem before was that i didnt let it sit long enough + wasnt using a strong enough cloth
thanks for the help
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Re: Getting Rid OF This (FasteddieIX)
goof off is far to harsh. it ate though spots of touch up paint and left swirls in my paint. now it looks like **** in the sun