Removing clear bra glue

I used Goo Gone. Let is sit for awhile. Then can remove with cotton towel or a soft plastic squeegee. 3M adhesive remover works too. Both never damaged my clear coated paint.

 

For small areas a plastic razor blade and 3M adhesive remover will work, for large ares I would use a steam machine and a plastic razor. If you go the steam route, don't get the steam nozzle too close to the painted surface, you just want to soften the residue and gently lift it off with the plastic razor.

 

That's how I did my Cali hood.

 

Probably not hot enough, but you can give it a try. A heat gun will work, but you will have to be especially careful of the focused heat. FYI, most clear bra installers will also remove any residue left by their installations if you want to explore that option.

 

Just removed clear bra and it also left glue behind. Tried 3-M adhesive remover and goo gone without success. Tried Denatured Alcohol and it worked. It still took lots of patience and time, but it worked.

 

My detailer used IPA to remove the adhesive from my clearbra. He also did a bit of polishing on some tougher spots.

 

I used Odorless Mineral Spirits. It softened the glue quickly. Used it sparingly on a squeaky clean car. Applied with microfiber towel 1 direction, removed after with cold water on fresh clean micro towel. Some areas required repeat applications. Then sprayed clean area with light coat of speed shine over clean water again to make sure no remains. Dryed. Next day rewaxed.