We used whats called the decal eraser when I worked at the dealer.
It's basicly a rubber buffing wheel that mounts on a drill or die grinder,I'm sure some of the auto parts stores that supply to dealers and shops have them.
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We used whats called the decal eraser when I worked at the dealer.
It's basicly a rubber buffing wheel that mounts on a drill or die grinder,I'm sure some of the auto parts stores that supply to dealers and shops have them.
heat it and peel it. just do not heat it too much or it will burn the paint. that is how you can tell a good detailer vs a bad one...if they burn the paint with a buffer.
they also make plastic razor blades that won't cut into clear coat and paint. that will help you scrape off the excess.
use a microfiber cloth and just work remaining adhesive off. I usually spray it with a wash n wax or nanowax spray as I am getting it off. put on a nice coat of wax over the spot when finished.
Blow dryer and mild solvent a heat gun gets too hot
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Just cover it with CO-AR15 stickers. LOL