How to remove Plastidip remnants?

Ive tried using a popsickle stick, toothpick, plastic wall anchor, it just wont come off. Should I try a paint thinner or something?

 

Try goo gone and wd40 before paint thinner.

 

Are you sure that's 'derp?
How long was it on the rim? It looks to me more like corrosion.

 

Rubbing alcohol.

 

100%, I have had that there for over a year, couldnt get it off so I said F it. I have finally come back around to it and I want it off.

Will that work better than Goo Gone?

 

Either would probably work fine. I just happened to reach for the alcohol when I took some off.

 

Alcohol didnt do too good, gonna try acetone tomorrow. Wont cause any problems will it?

 

I know how you get rid of it.... don't use the crap.

 

Go careful so you don't damage the factory coating.

 

have you used a pressure washer? Simple green solution soak with plastic bristle brush and then pressure washer.

 

I have used a pressure washer at a self serve car wash, it got most of it off. I have used simple green, did not soak it though, I will have to try my plastic bristle brush next.

 

Let it soak in wd-40. Should come off with some scrubbing after that

 

spray it with wd-40 and let it sit. should just wipe off after 10 minutes
or gasoline will work too

 

I used goo gone to remove an entire roof that was too thin.

Tried all of the above suggestions and goo-gone worked best.

Apply generously, let sit for 5 minutes, use a credit card to get the bulk off then just wipe the rest away.

 

Acetone worked on chrome, my dad accidentally split some on my chrome bumper and it ate right through it

 

I wonder if something like vegetable oil would break it loose? Maybe that and a good course pad? Might be worth a try since you probably have both available. If not then I would try the least aggressive first, like goo gone before I went with something like acetone. Just my 2 cents.

 

acetone will erase everything do not use. try gasoline but it may be some corrosion that has formed there if your plastidip was on there for a long time.

 

https://www.dipyourcar.com/Dip-Dissolver.html

Works great, a bit expensive for a one time use, but if you use plastidip consistently it is a great investment.