mpride63

I thought I would update this post and let you guys know how things went. The Adams Tar didn't arrive in time so I went ahead and continued with the Goo Gone. I was able to almost all of it off. However, where there had been a few heavy dots of the glue I could still see a shadow but could no longer feel it anymore. What I did was go over it with the Scratch and Swirl Remover and followed that up with Polish. I did this with my new SK Pro 15mm which worked perfectly. I wanted to say thanks to everyone who replied to my post! All of them were useful and help me in learning more about detailing. Also, a thanks to Adams as well!

Thanks Rich. I did see that Adams sells an eraser wheel. I had never used one before. If the other suggestions dont work that will be my next step.

Thanks Chris. I didn't know about this product. I just ordered a can. If it gets here by the weekend I may try it first.

Ray, I really appreciate the response. I will go ahead and work on it again this weekend and start with the Goo Gone and see how it goes. I really don't want to use a plastic razor blade on the paint but I can if the Goo Gone won't get it all off. I'll try to remember to report back afterwards and let you know how it went. Once again, Thanks!

I have a 2022 Camaro with the black hood wrap. I never liked the wrap so I removed it. Unfortunately, It had some type of glue laid down on the hood. I researched this and found this to be a normal occurrence when others remove their hood wrap. However, most people found a couple of round sport of the glue. I found a couple of round spots along with a large percentage of my hood being smeared with the glue. The most recommended solution I found through research was to use Goo Gone. This will remove some of the glue but where its heavy it doesn't seem to work that well. I have also clayed it and polished it. The polish does remove some of the glue but it will take me weeks of hand polishing to remove it and I'm not sure this is the preferred method of removal. My questions are below: Is polishing the correct way to remove this glue? If polishing is the way to go should I purchase one of the electric polishers? If I polish the glue off do I run the risk of cutting off too much of the clear coat surrounding the glue? Will Goo Gone hurt the paint if I leave it on there for a few hours to try and cut through some of the glue? Are there any other suggestions as how best to go about this? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.