Yellow roof after removing vinyl wrap

[Spurshot]

https://detailingbliss.com/threads/r...removal.19702/

[MrRaspberryJam]

Originally Posted by gringo

I'm surprised the wrap would do that to the paint, especially those brands.

I was actually planning on wrapping my hood with some 1080 matte black. However, if that's what it does to Summit White after a few years, I think I won't do it.

I know I’m floored I don’t get it. I wouldn’t recommend it and I’m never using vinyl again on any of my cars

[Joe M 2012 2SS]

This is what you need for adhesive residue, it was recommended to me by a professional detailer, it works great. Way better than goo gone. Wont harm paint

[Reichler]

Originally Posted by MrRaspberryJam

As a detailer that’s what I always do. First I cleaned and clayed the surface really well and took care of 75% of the residue. Then I used some revive hand polish with a hand applicator and that took care of the rest of the residue but now my issue is getting rid of those damn spots and that color. I did multiple go overs with my machine polisher starting with paint correcting polish with a soft foam pad and ending with a heavy correcting compound using a microfiber cutting pad and stil no results

Few people commenting in here aren't reading the OP's latest comment. See above; the adhesive residue is gone.

If it's gone, and you've polished with something as aggressive as heavy correcting compound and a microfiber pad (Adams I'm assuming), then your clear is stained from the wrap and you may need a respray to fix it.

Only other thing I can think of is to try a fallout remover or aggressive wheel cleaner to see if it will dissolve the embedded discoloration.