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Removing residue from paintwork
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Zoopy
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Jun 3, 2010, 10:40 AM
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Removing residue from paintwork
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Hi Ive replaced a bumper that had been "fixed" using duck tape (taping bumper to wing), but the duck tape has left a nice sticky residue (pretty much the same as a plaster / band aid does when you take it off), but the only things I can think of will more than likely remove the paint too Have you any ideas?
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Tom Greenleaf
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Jun 3, 2010, 11:23 AM
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Re: Removing residue from paintwork
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If the paint on bumper is fully cured try out of site products like WD-40, another is Goo-Gone. Slower but safer is cleaner wax - a fav is Meguiars liquid and marked non abrasive cleaner/wax. Try in conspicuous places. Even non gritty hand cleaner may work without harm. If original paint on bumper you are dealing with it should be much tougher than a repainted one, T
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