Duct Tape on Car
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RE: Duct Tape on Car
I have not tried this yet, but another source said to use boining water with tongs and then rub it off after it has softened.
Post by superhog
RE: Duct Tape on Car
Have not tried it yet, but another blog said use tongs and boiling water then rub it off.
Post By superhog (Guest Post)
RE: Duct Tape on Car
I had the same problem so I did a search and found this thread. I used WD-40 and it worked great, even on the weather stripping! Thanks!
Post By Free (Guest Post)
RE: Duct Tape on Car
WD-40 I have never had a problem with it affecting paint....can also be sprayed on places where bugs stick after washing the car......helps remove bugs for that matter.....visit the WD-40 website.. http://www.wd40.com/
...it has endless uses.....great product......
Post By Barbie (Guest Post)
RE: Duct Tape on Car
Try some shortening, let sit for 15 minutes. Wipe off,
then clean as usual!! It will soften the glue in the duct tape= My Hubby got burned with Hot Tar on a roof job- & it worked Great on removing the tar after it had cooled on Him!! Try a second time, if needed!
Post By Rene' (Guest Post)
RE: Duct Tape on Car
I asked my DH, who works on cars. He said to get adhesive cleaner at Home Depot or an auto parts store.
Post By Holly (Guest Post)
RE: Duct Tape on Car
Have you tried a hairdryer?...You may have tape residue left, but you can remove it with mineral spirits, lighter fluid, Goop or turpentine.
Post By Sharon (Guest Post)
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