gothamems

Heat gun or hair dryer will do the trick. I would stay away from excessive use of commercial adhesive removers, heat will work fine. I have the 3M clear bra installed on 3 of my own vehicles and a total of 6 in my family. I am the biggest fan the material ever had. I've posted several times concerning this stuff, anyone who would like to PM me, I would be happy to discuss.

gothamems

I've had the 3M material installed on my truck for 5 years, that's 5 New England winters and summers. I'm happy to report that there is no discoloration of the material at all, and my front painted facia, is blemish free, it's no joke, I have pics.

BeeStang

Thanks to all who have provided comments. I bought the car with it installed. I want to clarify that the bra is not really cloudy but scratched like a swirl/haze (big contrast to the paint). I'm sure it was a cheap knock off and it does contrast with the rest of the hood etc. My car is basically a fair weather/weekendcar and not a DD. I can really notice the difference in the bra and the paint. The car does not have the same haze as the bra, hence the reason for wanting to remove it. I will do the heat of the day and a heat gun to remove what I can. And yes, I know about the quick pull action upon removal in order to minimize the glue/adhesive residue left behind upon removal. Once removed, I will use a good soak of Goo Gone (where needed) to get the sticky crap off!

Thanks again for the informative input!!