Duct Tape on Car

By

superhog

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.

By superhog (Guest Post)

Have not tried it yet, but another blog said use tongs and boiling water then rub it off.

By Free (Guest Post)

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!

By Barbie (Guest Post)

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......

By Rene' (Guest Post)

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!

By Holly (Guest Post)

I asked my DH, who works on cars. He said to get adhesive cleaner at Home Depot or an auto parts store.

By Sharon (Guest Post)

Have you tried a hairdryer?...You may have tape residue left, but you can remove it with mineral spirits, lighter fluid, Goop or turpentine.