Help on Remove Glue
07-15-2008, 11:47 AM
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RE: Help on Remove Glue
Well Thank you all for your kind input and Help The sad part about this is I have no auto Paint supplier here in town so I will have to try and go to the big city of Columbus to find one I did not use carb cleaner I used Brake cleaner I use it on my Shirts when I get a food stain on them It removes stains and has never let me down. I tried it on the bottom side of the bumper first that did no harm so I went for it. If it was to damage the paint/clear coat I would see it. The only damage on the car is from the stripe area looking new to the un-striped area looking 3 years old from sun exposure. When I get it all off and repainted it will be covered with new paint so thats no big deal. Crap what a job I have to look forward to. LOL Thanks ALL
07-16-2008, 09:15 PM
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RE: Help on Remove Glue
ORIGINAL: Torch_Vert
This suggestion made me shudder when I read it. I know I couldn't turn a neighbor kid loose on my car and then walk away.
ORIGINAL: FyouGitive
My second resolver is a teen across the street, who has more energy and less expensive time than I have. For big areas, teach him/her how, and go about your business. Cheap and easy, if done right.
My second resolver is a teen across the street, who has more energy and less expensive time than I have. For big areas, teach him/her how, and go about your business. Cheap and easy, if done right.
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