Help, my Blazer looks like shit
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Help, my Blazer looks like shit
My Blazer broke down on me a while back and was put in storage. They didn't have the keys to it and my windows were down so they put some kind of sticky plastic crap over the windows. I got a lot of it off, but with it being cold it's flaking on me. I tried Goo Gone and it didn't work. Does anyone know anything that can get this stuff off. Possibly someone that's had this happen to them. Thanks in advance.
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If that sticky crap you are talking about is the glue from what ever they used to attach it with, try Zippo lighter fluid. It won't hurt your paint and it will dissolve the glue really easily. However, after that is done, I would go over the entire surface that had glue on it with a good polish AND wax and you should be good as new.
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It wouldn't hurt to heat up the area with a hair dryer before using the lighter fluid. Softening up the adhesive even a little helps the lighter fluid do it's magic easier.
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Thanks. Will it still work if there is still some of the plastic on? When I tried to just pull it off when I got it back it didn't come off all in one piece.
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Originally posted by squier8484
Thanks. Will it still work if there is still some of the plastic on? When I tried to just pull it off when I got it back it didn't come off all in one piece.
Thanks. Will it still work if there is still some of the plastic on? When I tried to just pull it off when I got it back it didn't come off all in one piece.
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I have good luck with "Sticker Shock" or a comparable product.
It is designed to remove exactly what you are talking about...
Nasty glue left from bumper stickers, removing complete stickers off of paint.
Hell, it even works very well in removing dial in ( or shoe polish) off of windows.
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It is designed to remove exactly what you are talking about...
Nasty glue left from bumper stickers, removing complete stickers off of paint.
Hell, it even works very well in removing dial in ( or shoe polish) off of windows.
2cents
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hey man try naptha, i wo na guitar shop and use it to get years of smoke sweat beerstains and gunk off of guitars.
naptha is basically lighter fluid on crack.
works like a champ and its non abrassive to the surface
naptha is basically lighter fluid on crack.
works like a champ and its non abrassive to the surface
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seriously man, it works miracles.
ive seen guitars that were played in bars 5 nights a week for 30 years turn beautifull with this stuff.
its the sweet nectar of the gods in my book.
ive seen guitars that were played in bars 5 nights a week for 30 years turn beautifull with this stuff.
its the sweet nectar of the gods in my book.
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Originally posted by blasko
seriously man, it works miracles.
ive seen guitars that were played in bars 5 nights a week for 30 years turn beautifull with this stuff.
its the sweet nectar of the gods in my book.
seriously man, it works miracles.
ive seen guitars that were played in bars 5 nights a week for 30 years turn beautifull with this stuff.
its the sweet nectar of the gods in my book.
i take it you have a bottle of this stuff handy then... How about a little automotive R&D for us then.....
how does this stuff work on interior, wheels, tires..... etc....