Goo gone vs rubbing alcohol for debadge?

Panzer would be a nightmare as a client

 

Whatever you do, don't use Goof Off. That stuff is evil.

 

Be carful with the Goof Off near plastics, like the tail light. I used some on one of my headlights on another car, and it ate away at the plastic lens on it.

 

goo gone. then soap and water. then wax. came out perfect.

 

I use acetone. Works fast and easy with no elbow grease or residue. Learned it from a body shop guy.

 

We get Rainbow Fiber Optic cleaner from work...99.8% Isopropyl Alky. Works awesome.

We also get Electrowash
Plastic safe, BEST for removing VHB/glue, price tags etc.

 

Lestoil.

 

40 grit is a bit aggressive, use 60.

 

Lacquer thinner for me...

 

LOL!

 

90% alcohol
WD40
3M eraser wheel

 

This^^^

 

Thanks OP for the topic and everyones reply's. I want the stupid looking TRD4X4SPORT stickers off the sides of my bed but I'm afraid of f*cking up the paint.




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I used Goo Gone...........good stuff

 

Heat Gun, then 3M cleaner! Some of the glue will stick to the decal and some to the paint. It helps to have the truck setting in the sun. Lacquer thinner can & will F up the paint! Acetone can do the same if it’s used incorrectly. The 3M cleaner will not hurt the paint!

 

This is the right time of year. Place your truck in a hot parking lot directly in the sun. Let it heat up for a while to where it is quite hot. You might be able to peal it right off.

 

I've used acetone tons of times with 100% success.
And I'm clumsy, bad eyesight and uncoordinated.
Body shop guys use it cause they aren't dainty or precise when they use it too.

 

wd40 for the win

 

Lacquer thinner will not do anything to the paint unless it's lacquer based paint...

 

^ This (again).