Not sure if this is in the right place if not please move.....

Heres the image



This is just one interior area I need to move old dried glue any tips on good products that wont take the paint off ?

 

I would try......

• Stoner's Tarminator or Xenit
• Meguiar's Body Solvent
• WD40 - see if it will soften up the glue
• Goo Gone
  

No specific order, just get your arsenal together along with a chilled beverage of choice. If all of these suggestions fail, you may want to resort to a pneumatic tools with a prep pad like a body shop uses....

 

Autoglym Tar & Glue remover might be something to try?
Please see the link below.....
Autoglym - car cleaning products, car care products, car valeting, car detailing

 

Thanks for your feedback guys...

After a bit of researching I read some good reveiws on the Autoglym Tar & Glue remover.

I will feedback after the week-end with my opion of the product...

And of course a picture

 

Look forward to the update, could come in useful for me one day.

 

I am happy you got some helps from our valuable members

 

For future ref-

3M Citrus Cleaner Adhesive Remover Spray -super powerful cleaner can be used to effectively remove grease, tar and adhesive residue and to clean and degrease metal parts, motors, tools, or use to clean the annoying residue from sticky labels. Aerosol spray can allows quick and easy application with a pleasant citrus smell

3M™ Adhesive Remover is a ready-to-use blend of safe petroleum solvents designed to remove adhesive deposits from exterior vehicle surfaces. To minimize the possibility of staining, do not apply in direct sunlight or onto a hot surface.Not for sale in California. Suggested replacement: 3M™ General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner

 

Car-Nut,

Throw some photos up and let us know how it went once you get done!

 

I haven't used that tar and gum remover. I have and do use goo be-gone. I have used it on clearcoat, leather and vinyl. You need to work very quickly with a tooth brush, and wipe up immediately. Use it in a spot where you can see if it changes the appearance before using it on a noticeable area. you may need to compound and buff, but the stuff gets anything off, including ink on leather and embedded pine sap. which is a real btch here in the northeast.

 

The glue came off quickly in progress:



It took aboout 3 coats rubbed on and leaving to stand in between for a few mins then you could pull it off so to speak.

With the new vinyl on

 

Great recovery, nice clean up and prep.....the new vinyl looks very good!

 

looks good
what product worked for you in the end and how did you rate it?

It might be helpful to others at some point!

 

As stated in Post 4

I rate it as an 8\10 it was time consuming.

Hence this week-end I have my wifes nephew coming over to do my glue removal on the insides of my 4 doors.... A bit of cheap labour

Plus I can get on finnishing the irefit of my walnut dash ...