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Sticker Residue
So I got the FRS about a month ago, and it had these decal stickers on the sides of the car, about the entire length of each side. I didn't have time to wait for the dealership to take them off, due to time constraints and I didn't think they looked bad, but I decided to take them off two days ago. I used a hair dryer as some instructions told me too, and I ended up using goo gone to try and get the residue off. I spent about an hour a day the past two days trying to scrub the residue off but it's not really working at all, at least it's very minimal. Is there any other technique to this? Been driving around with sticky residue on the sides of the car.
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TarX works great. Try autogeek.
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3M adhesive and wax remover. You can get it from Pep Boys or AAP. Just make sure you re-wax the area afterwards as it strips wax off as well.
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Sorry to hear of your troubles... Been there, done that.
This is just me but I wouldn't try too hard to take off the residue yourself. Consult a experienced detailer and see if he / she can assist you. There have been times where I've tried very hard to take similar residue off my previous cars, and sometimes I've made the situation worse by applying the incorrect technique or just simply trying too hard while testing out the different solutions advertised out in the market. My two cents. Good luck, and hope this gets resolved so that you can put it behind you and continue enjoying your FR-S! :) |
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Let us know how it works out... :) |
there is an orange citrus cleaner that actually removes that stuff better than goo gone.
Pure lemon oil (or any pure citrus) will work better than a lot of those mentioned above. The 3M works but is very expensive. |
You might try alcohol ...... then wax.
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works like a champ |
Ended up spending about an hour with WD-40, that didn't quite work. I tried goo gone again and it ended taking all the residue off. Just took a lot of work, bought some wax and car wash soap today as well, but it ended up raining before I could get the chance to wax the areas. I've never waxed a car before, any suggestions?
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Goodbye, clear coat
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