I’ve tried several methods and this one is by far the easiest way to remove that sticky black residue. Keep the affected area small so your cleanup and/or correction and protection area is also small.
All I used was carb cleaner and an Adam’s green glass towel (rough side). It’s as easy as spraying it with the carb cleaner, give it a second to penetrate, and wipe it off. I did remove a lot of the puffy part of the glue so all that was left was the hardest and thin layer of glue. I chucked the towel afterwards but I’m sure with some time you could clean the glue out of it, or use it for something else.
Post removal I used Adam’s correcting polish, finishing polish by machine, then by hand, sealant, Americana, then finally bugged by hand with Ceramic boost.
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I’ve tried several methods and this one is by far the easiest way to remove that sticky black residue. Keep the affected area small so your cleanup and/or correction and protection area is also small.
All I used was carb cleaner and an Adam’s green glass towel (rough side). It’s as easy as spraying it with the carb cleaner, give it a second to penetrate, and wipe it off. I did remove a lot of the puffy part of the glue so all that was left was the hardest and thin layer of glue. I chucked the towel afterwards but I’m sure with some time you could clean the glue out of it, or use it for something else.
Post removal I used Adam’s correcting polish, finishing polish by machine, then by hand, sealant, Americana, then finally bugged by hand with Ceramic boost.
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