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Originally Posted by Darrel
well I used to be a window cleaner for a few years and the only way to get it off of glass was to use a razor blade or to rub/buff it out. so i would suggest the rub/buff method of the razor blade one . is it all over the car?
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Well, I tried first just to rub it off with a clean towle, that only made it spread. Then I tried to use a little water, and that turned it into an adhesive/water mixture which really really sucks. Im gonna try a variety of things in a little while to do what I can. But at least I know there won't be anymore water getting into the back applique.
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Originally Posted by Gumball
Oooo thats gotta suck. did you try some goof off?
ouch, dude....
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all i could suggest is to try the goo gone
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Thanks
Thanks, I'll try to pick some up tomorrow as my attempts to get it off have not been successful. Worse yet, my spare tire well is FULL OF WATER AGAIN! Guess I'll have to post a new thread for this one.