How to get rid of "Black glue"?
05-02-09, 09:08 AM
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How to get rid of "Black glue"?
Hello
I have some black glue on my rear bumper because i had a body kit with fitment issuess.
I was wondering how can i take this off?
Please input.
Thanks
I have some black glue on my rear bumper because i had a body kit with fitment issuess.
I was wondering how can i take this off?
Please input.
Thanks
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05-02-09, 09:32 AM
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Go to your nearest autopaint store and ask them for a can of 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner. I have a can at home used it before works great. Working now or I would give the number on the can cost around $8.00. Wax after using good luck.
05-02-09, 11:27 AM
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No its like a bit of chunks... i called auto network and he told me i have to sand it and repaint... but i dont think so... it kinda looks like black silcone sealant... damn why he did have to put this crap there T-T
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Is that glue solid or still tacky like rubber? If its solid you definitely may have to sand/pry it off which may damage the paint. But if its still tacky you should be able to pick it off with some adhesive cleaner (goo gone, super hot water, etc)
05-02-09, 11:56 AM
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Its pretty solid... sigh... its been around 3-4 months since ive had the kit on
05-02-09, 12:14 PM
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u can try carefully using a flathead screw driver/razor blade and see if you can pry/cut it off in one piece without ripping off any paint. Not sure why they used that silcone sealant instead of using the 3m auto tape...
