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Old 07-07-2013, 10:49 PM   #701
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Nothing much

But what do y'all recommend...I have tape from where my splash guards were on my rear bumper....should I use goo gone and dental floss right now? Or should I wash?


The area is gonna need some polishing anyways, so.....
Goo gone would be fine to get the adhesive off.
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Old 07-07-2013, 10:57 PM   #702
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Hi guys, I am not a prof detailer, just a car guy. neat thread, i happened upon it when it was in the detailing section, wish it was still there. however it is nice seeing what you pros use on a regular basis. well i have since bought a speedy prep towel, and p21s wax to use with my adams stuff. today i washed, speedy prep toweled, waxed. i used adams machine polish about a month ago, i probly stripped it off when i used the SPD? oh well i wanted to try out the wax and did not have time to reapply the machine polish...
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Old 07-07-2013, 11:00 PM   #703
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Hi guys, I am not a prof detailer, just a car guy. neat thread, i happened upon it when it was in the detailing section, wish it was still there. however it is nice seeing what you pros use on a regular basis. well i have since bought a speedy prep towel, and p21s wax to use with my adams stuff. today i washed, speedy prep toweled, waxed. i used adams machine polish about a month ago, i probly stripped it off when i used the SPD? oh well i wanted to try out the wax and did not have time to reapply the machine polish...
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Old 07-07-2013, 11:20 PM   #704
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Hi guys, I am not a prof detailer, just a car guy. neat thread, i happened upon it when it was in the detailing section, wish it was still there. however it is nice seeing what you pros use on a regular basis. well i have since bought a speedy prep towel, and p21s wax to use with my adams stuff. today i washed, speedy prep toweled, waxed. i used adams machine polish about a month ago, i probly stripped it off when i used the SPD? oh well i wanted to try out the wax and did not have time to reapply the machine polish...
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Old 07-08-2013, 04:54 AM   #705
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Thanks guys. So what's been going on?

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Hi guys, I am not a prof detailer, just a car guy. neat thread, i happened upon it when it was in the detailing section, wish it was still there. however it is nice seeing what you pros use on a regular basis. well i have since bought a speedy prep towel, and p21s wax to use with my adams stuff. today i washed, speedy prep toweled, waxed. i used adams machine polish about a month ago, i probly stripped it off when i used the SPD? oh well i wanted to try out the wax and did not have time to reapply the machine polish...
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Old 07-08-2013, 09:35 AM   #706
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Goo gone would be fine to get the adhesive off.
peanut butter works best...
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Old 07-08-2013, 09:35 AM   #707
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Hi guys, I am not a prof detailer, just a car guy. neat thread, i happened upon it when it was in the detailing section, wish it was still there. however it is nice seeing what you pros use on a regular basis. well i have since bought a speedy prep towel, and p21s wax to use with my adams stuff. today i washed, speedy prep toweled, waxed. i used adams machine polish about a month ago, i probly stripped it off when i used the SPD? oh well i wanted to try out the wax and did not have time to reapply the machine polish...
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Old 07-08-2013, 10:17 PM   #708
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peanut butter works best...
Does it? Somebody should really tell the engineers that make the dozens of adhesive removers out there that they're wasting their time!

Peanut oil does work. No disputing that. Best would be your opinion, certainly not mine.
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Old 07-08-2013, 10:21 PM   #709
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Well i'd like to thank whoever put my splash guards on....they put the stickiest effing tape on my bumper....tried goo gone and left it taped to the bumper (to the underside of the wheelwell).....it shouldnt be this hard to get tape off
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Old 07-08-2013, 10:25 PM   #710
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Well i'd like to thank whoever put my splash guards on....they put the stickiest effing tape on my bumper....tried goo gone and left it taped to the bumper (to the underside of the wheelwell).....it shouldnt be this hard to get tape off
Have you used heat? Best combination I have used to remove any tape from a car is a little heat followed by some goo off and then just kind of peel the tape with your finger nail. Takes a while but for me is the easiest
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Old 07-08-2013, 10:31 PM   #711
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Have you used heat? Best combination I have used to remove any tape from a car is a little heat followed by some goo off and then just kind of peel the tape with your finger nail. Takes a while but for me is the easiest
When I changed out my fender emblems, I used a heat gun and just peeled it off slowly with my fingers. It probably helped that it was 105 degrees outside, but it worked well.
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Old 07-08-2013, 10:41 PM   #712
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Does it? Somebody should really tell the engineers that make the dozens of adhesive removers out there that they're wasting their time!

Peanut oil does work. No disputing that. Best would be your opinion, certainly not mine.
Well PT Barnum said it best... the thing about peanut butter is it is fast and safe and it does not strip any of the finish. I didn't believe it till I tried it on duck tape residue left over from a broken window that had been taped for a long time. The few solvents that I tried just rested on the surface, the peanut butter made quick work of it.
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Old 07-09-2013, 09:32 PM   #713
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Damn it's hard to find this now. It's a shame it had to be moved due to all the complaints of the off-topic post in the detailing forum.
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Old 07-09-2013, 10:46 PM   #714
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Well i finally got around to detailing my bee today. Also got that damn tape off. Even made a new friend.

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